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The Chake Conservancy has rangers to protect wildlife and assist the population in a
variety of essential ways.
Chake conservancy currently has 30 rangers and 3 instructors.
Our rangers play a variety of important roles within the
conservancy. Rangers teach the community the need to live
harmoniously with wild animals and they risk their lives dealing
with poachers.
On patrol they remove snares, install beehives, do daily check ups
to see where and if any community farms have been attacked.
We would like to expand this strength to 55, but as we currently
cannot pay them, we can’t hire more. We have two reformed
poachers and six female rangers, like the South African Black
Mambas.
We urgently seek funding to pay, equip and recruit our rangers.
The ranger starting salary is US $250, they are currently seeking
tree seedlings and engaged in craft work as we can’t pay them at
the moment.
We also need a 4x4 vehicle to assist with rangers’ varied duties.
The rangers face the following problems:
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Attacks from poachers
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Lack of uniforms
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Lack of mobile tents
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No salaries
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Lack of proper skills to handle poachers
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Lack of transportation pickup
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Lack of seedlings’ planting tubes
Sponsor a set of ranger’s binoculars from $230
Sponsor a ranger’s uniform including water
proof jacket and boots at $87.70
Chake has an ongoing GOFUNDME campaign that welcomes donations.
Do you have skills that might assist us?
Contact Chake
Conservancy Guardians
Would you like to help?
Our rangers are part of ‘The Thin
Green Line’ that protects wildlife from
poachers rifles and snares.
Snares removed from forest in the game park.
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