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Satellite Tracking Collars on Gonarezhou Elephant

updated 15th June 2009

Satellite tracking collars were successfully fitted to eight elephant in the Gonarezhou National Park in the Zimbawe portion of the Greater Limpopo Trans Frontier Conservation Area between 11th and 13th June. In a well coordinated operation run by Drs Hugo and Elsabe van der Westhuizen and funded by Frankfurt Zoological Society - with support from Sindisa Foundation - the collaring...

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Objectives: To provide facilities and services; to source expertise and funding and to coordinate efforts that contribute to ecosystem and wildlife conservation, environmental education and vocational training; sustainable natural resource management and rural community economic development throughout the south east Lowveld of Zimbabwe

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Objectives

The Sindisa Foundation is a registered United Kingdom Charitable Trust with the objective of supporting wildlife and ecosystem conservation, sustainable rural development and environmental education in southern Africa.

Introduction

Endangered Species - Wild Dog

The wildlife and wild places of Africa are an iconic manifestation of the diversity of Life on Earth. They are also the basic resource which can make a major contribution to the sustainable economic development of much of Africa. However, they are under threat from growing human populations, from inappropriate land-use, from exploitive greed and from political turmoil. The conservation of African wildlife and its inclusion in the economic lives of rural people is not only critical for Africa, it is a critical facet in the protection of the global environment.

Spoils of Anti-poaching EffortsAfrica needs to be, and has a responsibility to be, at the forefront of international conservation efforts. Today, the African effort is being led by determined and passionate people – of all nations, ethnicity and creeds – working tirelessly in the field. Their goal is to secure the functionality and diversity of the African wilderness and to use it as the basis for the sustainable socio-economic development of the continents people. They need every possible support and we need them to succeed.

Sindisa strives to provide a small part of that support and to persuade others to do the same.

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