rangers in Hwange National Park strike a blow to poachers
February 25, 2021 Burchell's zebra are among the more than 120 species protected in Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. © IFAW/Mike Cadman For observant rangers undertaking patrols in the Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe, even the smallest details offer a host of information that can help them protect wildlife. It could be the faint scuff of a shoeprint on a path worn smooth by elephants, the sight of large numbers of vultures rapidly descending in a particular area, or even the raucous alarm call of a grey go-away bird. Everything in the bush tells a story and all of these could signal a p...
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