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ABOUT

GKEPF, along with the participating reserves, assists with protection of the largest concentration of rhinos in the world and covers more than 400,000 ha throughout the Greater Kruger Area, South Africa and into Mozambique.

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OUR APPROACH

GKEPF collaborates with stakeholders and partners, provides ranger support, air support, training and operational support to poaching activity in the area with the allocation of substantial resources by both the state and private sector. Constant planning, monitoring and action protects global wildlife for future generations. N

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OUR IMPACT

Our work impacts communities both locally and further afield. Internationally, our work is impacted by the demands of wildlife trade and traffic. Locally, our work is impacted by the lure of crime in our communities.

PARTNERS AND DONORS

A Lion with a Snare…and some friends.
A lion with a snare around its neck was recently reported on one of GKEPF’s member reserves. GKEPF promptly responded and found it – along with the rest of its pride. After successfully darting the snared lion, the team navigated the rest of the very much awake pride, and safely removed the snare from the darted individual. Thanks to the quick response, the snare caused minimal harm, and the lion was soon back with its pride. Well done and thank you to everyone involved!

#PartnerProtectPrevent #GKEPFConservation #SnaredLion
GKEPF, in collaboration with Heartlines and supported by the Oak Foundation, recently held a “Fathers Matter” workshop for coaches from soccer and netball leagues supported by the GKEPF Sports Programme. The workshop aimed to develop and support coaches as role models and mentors.
The coaches left inspired, with a greater understanding of the positive role they can play in their players’ lives.

#FathersMatter #RoleModels #CommunitySupport #MoreThanSport #PartnerProtectPrevent #GKEPFSportsProgramme
GKEPF, supported by the @tshembo_africa, organised a special two-night wilderness trip to @korucamp for 20 children of rangers from Timbavati, Sabi Sand, and Umbabat. These kids enjoyed game drives, sleeping in tents, conservation activities, and learning about the vital role their parents play in protecting wildlife.
Thanks to Koru Camp and Tshembo Africa Foundation for making this unforgettable experience possible!

#RangerKids
#PartnerProtectPrevent
#WildernessExperience
Sometimes, supporting our member reserves means waking up well before dawn, braving the cold, and assisting in an important fundraising event. This year’s annual Timbavati Traverse, held on 21 September, raised funds for Timbavati’s anti-poaching efforts and community projects. GKEPF supported the event by manning a well-stocked water table for the 21km and 45km runners. Well done to all who took part. It was wonderful to be involved in this fantastic event that helps sustain conservation efforts.

#PartnerProtectPrevent
#TimbavatiTraverse
#RunForConservation
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