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Protecting our wildlife starts with supporting our wildlife Rangers! Wildlife Rangers are the frontline defenders of biodiversity, yet they face numerous challenges. With an estimated 285,000 Rangers worldwide, their crucial role in protecting endangered species and habitats cannot be overstated. However, they often lack sufficient resources, training, and support, leaving them vulnerable to poachers and organized crime networks. These brave individuals risk their lives daily, yet their safety and well-being are often overlooked. Failing to adequately support wildlife Rangers not only endangers their lives but also undermines conservation efforts, jeopardizing the future of our planet's precious wildlife and ecosystems. Ensuring the safety and well-being of wildlife Rangers is essential for the success of conservation initiatives and the preservation of biodiversity. Let's raise awareness, advocate for their protection, and ensure they have the tools and resources necessary to continue their vital work. Source: @ifawglobal⁠ Photo: © Donal Boyd #supportwildliferangers #conservationheroes #heroes #protectourplanet #conservation #rangers #wildlife #nature #save #protect #forcefornature #savetheplanet #raiseawareness #awareness #wildliferangers #africa

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Andrew Campbell

CEO @ Game Rangers' Association of Africa | Executive Director @ Conservation Matters

7mo

There are approximately 58 000 terrestrial rangers in Africa alone according to a recent study and I'd guess another 5000 marine rangers at least. They definitely need our support!

Nicolas Pascal

Exec. Dir. Blue Alliance Marine Protected Areas, helping the planet, one Marine Protected Area at a time

7mo

So true and so absent in all agendas and donor priorities

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