When a suspicious person is detected, the system immediately sends an alert to the rangers’ smartphones, with GPS location for rapid response. We also use position tags on animals such as rhinos and elephants, providing continuous monitoring of their location.
If a threat arises, the team can quickly react and protect the animal, strengthening the fight against illegal hunting and helping us to conserve Africa’s iconic animals.
Imagine the ranger in a game reserve receiving an SMS that a camera has detected a poacher. He can see their location in real time and follow their movements via images. This allows him to plan a quick and safe intervention without relying on old methods.
All traces and evidence are carefully documented, which strengthens the case at trial. This smart surveillance improves the fight against illegal hunting in an efficient and safe way.
Poaching and lack of education and employment are often linked, which is why we work to improve living conditions and create opportunities for local people in areas around game reserves.
A long-term solution is quality education that creates real opportunities for individuals and entire communities. We therefore support projects that offer entrepreneurship courses, where participants learn practical business skills to generate income and support their families.
Our vision is to invest in digital high schools and online education for communities near the reserves. These initiatives require significant resources, and to create sustainable future opportunities for local people, we depend on support.
