Anti Poaching Rangers | Equipping the Long Patrol
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Our team and local partner in Mpumalanga, beside the rangersSkukuza · Mpumalanga · South Africa
Our crew is on the ground
Our team and local partner in Mpumalanga, beside the rangers
Field gearboots and tents
Rationswater purifiers
Trainingfirst aidCommsradios and GPS
Field camerasdata logsLive from Skukuza
Skukuza live data · Nov 4, 22:45 UTC
24 °Ctemperature
76%humidity0 mmrain today- Skukuza
- Mpumalanga
- South Africa
- Temperature 24 °C
- Humidity 76%
- Rain today 0 mm
- Wind S 17 km/h
- Skukuza
- Mpumalanga
- South Africa
- Temperature 24 °C
- Humidity 76%
- Rain today 0 mm
- Wind S 17 km/h
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This appeal was not opened for a single place. Right now your gift reaches our teams on the ground in , , and .
. In Mpumalanga our own team works alongside our local partner to supply gear with no weapons, rations and training to rangers who walk the bush for days. Gifts to our Benevity campaign reach the same team through this page.
. In Thailand our own team works alongside our local partner to supply gear with no weapons, rations and training to rangers on long patrols. Gifts to our Benevity campaign reach the same team through this page.
, South Africa. South Africa lost 352 rhinos to poachers in 2025 and most losses were here. Our team and local partner work here.
Near rangers set off on a patrol lasting several days. We supplied the rations and the fuel and the water purification. Our team and local partner work here.
. Licensed trainers took rangers through first aid, and field cameras and radios were set up for the next patrol. Our team and local partner work here.
This week we followed 72 disasters that could affect endangered species and their homes, hour by hour. We are watching and most closely.
Whichever way you give, your kindness reaches the same team. Within 72 hours we let you know which area it reached.
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Anti poaching ranger support:
Anti poaching ranger support:In Mpumalanga our own team works alongside our local partner to supply gear with no weapons, rations and training to rangers who walk the bush for days. Radios and field cameras keep each patrol in touch.
Mpumalanga, South Africa
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
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Anti poaching ranger support:
Anti poaching ranger support:In Thailand our own team works alongside our local partner to supply gear with no weapons, rations and training to rangers on long patrols. Radios and field cameras keep each patrol in touch.
Thailand
Giving channels
- Our website
- Benevity
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352 rhinos lost:
South Africa lost 352 rhinos to poachers in 2025 and most losses were in Mpumalanga. Rangers in Mpumalanga signed for boots and rain gear and tents. Here our team and local partner work side by side.
352 rhinos lost in 2025
Mpumalanga, South Africa
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A long patrol:
Rangers near Skukuza set off on a patrol lasting several days. We supplied the rations and the fuel and the water purification, and the patrol ran its full length. Here our team and local partner work side by side.
Rations for several days
Near Skukuza
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Training and monitoring:
Licensed trainers took rangers through first aid in Thailand. Field cameras and radios were set up there for the next patrol. In Thailand our team and local partner work side by side.
First aid training
Thailand
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Keep the patrol supplied
Your gift funds ranger gear with no weapons and rations and training. Radios and field cameras help track each patrol. The district and the job reach you within 72 hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this donation
Quenara Foundation equips rangers in South Africa and in Thailand for patrols lasting days with boots and tents and food and water purification. Radios keep each patrol connected.
Quenara Foundation supports rangers guarding rhinos in Mpumalanga where poaching losses have been heaviest in South Africa. Licensed trainers teach patrol skills such as navigation and first aid.
Thank you for asking. Your gift funds field gear with no weapons and rations for long patrols. It also covers first aid and navigation training and radios for the rangers.
We are glad you asked. No gift is ever spent on weapons. We fund boots and tents and rations and radios instead.
Rangers and the protected area's authorised team do that work. Our team handles supplies and delivery and records. It never touches wildlife or traps.
In South Africa and Thailand our own team works with a local field partner. We back patrols in other countries the same way.
South Africa lost 352 rhinos to poaching in 2025 and most losses were in Mpumalanga. Rangers there walk the bush for days and need steady supplies.
Food and fuel and water purification for patrols that last several days. The protected area's team decides what each patrol packs.
Licensed trainers run the courses. We cover the cost of first aid and navigation and data recording training.
Radios keep a patrol in touch and field cameras help with the patrol record. We help cover what these tools cost.
Your receipt arrives the moment you give. Within 72 hours your account shows the district or city and the work your gift covered.
Thank you for the thoughtful question. This gift is not tied to a single creature. It supports the patrols that protect species where they live.
We appreciate the interest. The protected area's team reports the need and your gift goes to it. Donors do not choose the district or the item.
Only at quenarafoundation.com and in the Quenara app. We do not take gifts through any other channel.
Thank you for reaching out. Write to us from the contact page on the site or from support in the app. Adding your donation number helps us reply faster.
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