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May 20, 2026
Last week, 42 rangers graduated after three months of intensive training in Bale Mountains National Park. The Bale Mountains are
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Last week, 42 rangers graduated after three months of intensive training in Bale Mountains National Park. The Bale Mountains are
What a moment for Salonga National Park, the surrounding communities, and the Democratic Republic of Congo! Onn the 13th May
Professionalising the ranger workforce has been at the heart of the global discussions supporting ranger welfare, and of our mission.
Exciting updates from Salonga! The Chengeta team is collaborating with the Biomonitoring team to set up camera traps around various
We are proud to share the completion of the Operations Room in Matopos National Park (Zimbabwe)… this was a project
The Bale Mountains National Park is a landscape of extraordinary diversity, from cloud forests to grasslands and alpine moorlands. Home
The Bale Mountains National Park is a remarkable mosaic of habitats, spanning dense cloud forests, sweeping grasslands, and high-altitude moorlands. This
Over the last few months, we have found ourselves venturing beyond our African roots to the far southwestern reaches of
Introduction From February to May 2025, the Dzanga-Sangha Protected Areas (Central African Republic), led a rigorous recruitment and training to
Chengeta Wildlife’s ranger training in Central Africa featuring interviews with rangers and the Class of 2022 graduation video
On March 8th, Chengeta Wildlife honors International Women’s Day by reflecting on the importance of women in community-engaged conservation.
Bonobos are great apes that are closely related to chimpanzees and humans. Chengeta Wildlife contributes to conservation efforts through active
Chengeta Wildlife delivers lasting anti-poaching solutions in the most challenging environments.
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