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Every donation, every pair of hands and every voice helps protect Africa's wildlife. Support anti-poaching patrols — or join us in the field.
Where your donations go
How the funds are used
Anti-poaching patrols need funding for a number of key areas — from training and equipment to technology and transport. Click an item to find out more.
Ranger training and pay
Gear and equipment
Technology and surveillance equipment
Transport
Operating costs
Education and awareness
Intelligence and legal support
Why it matters
What can we do to protect nature?
Protecting nature is complex and urgent. We all have a responsibility to protect our planet and the ecosystems that provide us with vital services. One of the key aspects is the fight against poaching, which threatens many species of animals and plants — often pushing them to the brink of extinction.
It is a shared responsibility. By getting involved in the fight against poaching, building coalitions and supporting innovative solutions, we can help protect nature for future generations. It is time to build coalitions — we need you.
We believe every step towards protecting nature matters.
— Zdeněk “Zulu”, from soldier to protector
Become a ranger
Training we offer
We offer a wide range of courses covering different areas of knowledge and skills. All of them are designed to deliver high-quality, measurable results.
Courses lasting 2 to 7 days
Firearms training
A course for new firearm users and for those who want to learn about less-lethal weapons. It covers basic weapon handling, safety rules and shooting techniques.
Field Ranger Combat (FRC)
A 7-day course focused on self-defence and arrest techniques. Rangers learn effective self-defence, crowd control and how to arrest suspects.
Basic first aid
Life-saving skills for most emergency situations in the field.
Night vision equipment — specialist
Training with IR/thermal and targeting equipment and its use on patrol. Rangers learn to use and maintain these technologies in real-world situations.
Courses lasting 2 to 4 weeks
Field Ranger Refresher (FRR)
A 21-day course for current rangers who want to sharpen and refresh their skills.
K9 Integration Course (KIC)
A 7–14-day course for field rangers and K9 teams to learn to work together as effectively as possible.
Field Ranger Medic (FRM)
A 14-day intermediate medical course focused on trauma care.
Let's do it together
Become part of the protection.
Whether through a donation, your skills or your time — every bit of help matters. Get in touch and find out how you can get involved.