By regularly sweeping areas for cable snares, the rangers can remove these dreadfully dangerous traps as well as track poachers’ movements. As Norman explains, examining how snares are set in the surroundings helps him to plan operations to catch the poachers. And every snare that is removed means another animal saved from suffering a painful death.
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Fishing Smart for People and Nature
Communities in and around Maputo National Park have fished in its beautiful lakes for many years. They rely on this source of food, which is why the park started a sustainable fishing initiative, to ensure that the lakes stand protected and continue to provide sustenance. […]
