"Through the art of storytelling, we can preserve our heritage, educate future generations,
and inspire change.”
Philipp Humm
VISION AND MISSION
To Connect People Through Our Conservation Stories and Inspire Global Change
Event
World Ranger Day
31 July, 2024
Ekutuleni Conservancy, Greater Kruger
This World Ranger Day we are going to celebrate all the wildlife rangers, commemorate the fallen rangers and welcome the new rangers. Follow our socials for more inspiration.
World Female Ranger Week is an initiative started by the UK registered non-profit How Many Elephants that aims to raise awareness about critical role women rangers play in global conservation and the different needs they have as women. The important part of the campaign is fundraising. Funds raised through this initiative helps women rangers globally to fund their work, salaries and other professional needs.
There are more than 157,100 species on The IUCN Red List, with more than 44,000 species threatened with extinction. On this day we are getting ready to tell our story of protecting Rhinos and Pangolins.
Glen Thompson is going to visit our Bush Babies Environmental Education Centre and together with Lewyn Maefala, they will introduce a series of activities for the children to become Pangolin Guardians.
If you wish to become Pangolin Guardian too, follow this link, learn about Pangolins, take a test and earn your certifcate!
