Protrack Collection

Wire snares for poaching, South Africa. Wire snares collected from the South African bush veldt and inside game reserves. These snares are laid by poachers

White rhinoceros conservation C015 / 0656
White rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum) conservation, Umhlametsi Private Nature Reserve, South Africa. A veterinarian collects samples of rhinoceros horn for DNA analysis

Rhinoceros conservation C015 / 0662
Rhinoceros conservation, South Africa. A black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis) has had its horns removed by rangers at a private game reserve as a deterrent to poaching

Anti-poaching ranger training. Trainee putting on a full backpack kit as part of his training to become a ranger for Protrack. Protrack is a private anti-poaching company

White rhinoceros killed by poachers C015 / 0658
White rhinoceros killed by poachers, Umhlametsi Private Nature Reserve, South Africa. A Protrack ranger inspects a dead bull white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum)

White rhinoceros horn removal C015 / 0659
White rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum) horn removal, Umhlametsi Private Nature Reserve, South Africa. These horns were removed from a white rhinoceros as part of an anti-poaching operation

White rhinoceros conservation
White rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum) conservation. Children from a local village observe a rhinoceros de-horning operation at the Kwenga Lodge Private Game Reserve, South Africa

Anti-poaching rangers, South Africa. Members of the Protrack anti-poaching unit chasing suspected rhinoceros poachers. Protrack are a private anti-poaching unit in South Africa

Anti-poaching ranger, South Africa C015 / 0809
Anti-poaching ranger, Thornybush private game reserve, South Africa. A member of the Protrack anti-poaching unit examining human footprints thought to belong to a rhinoceros poacher

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Protrack: Safeguarding South Africa's Wildlife from Poaching Threats" In the vast wilderness of South Africa, anti-poaching rangers are the unsung heroes battling against a relentless enemy - poachers. With their unwavering determination and commitment to protecting wildlife, these brave individuals undergo rigorous training under the Protrack program. The devastating consequences of poaching are evident as majestic white rhinoceros fall victim to heartless acts. Their lives cut short by ruthless hands seeking profit from their horns. But amidst this tragedy, hope emerges through initiatives like Protrack. Equipped with cutting-edge technology and extensive knowledge, anti-poaching rangers receive intensive training that prepares them for the challenging task ahead. They learn how to track elusive poachers through dense forests and unforgiving terrains, ensuring they remain one step ahead in this deadly game. Wire snares meant for poaching become mere obstacles as these dedicated guardians dismantle them skillfully, safeguarding not only rhinos but also other vulnerable species facing similar threats. Every successful intervention brings us closer to preserving our natural heritage. Through Protrack's tireless efforts, white rhinoceros conservation gains momentum. The numbers C015 / 0656 and C015 / 0662 represent triumphs in this ongoing battle against extinction – individual rhinos saved from an untimely demise at the hands of merciless criminals. Yet even amidst victories lie reminders of the urgent need for action. The loss is palpable when encountering scenes where white rhinoceros have fallen prey to poachers' greed; images like C015 / 0658 etched into our minds forever serve as a call-to-arms for change. As we witness anti-poaching ranger trainings unfold before our eyes, we realize that every ounce of effort poured into their education is vital in securing a future where wildlife thrives without fear or danger. These courageous men and women embody the hope for a brighter tomorrow.