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Kevin joins the Endangered Wildlife Trust in the Kruger National Park as they fight against poaching. Watch to the end to see how they save a lion caught in a poacher's snare. If you would like to help protect wild lions from poaching, use the link below.
globalgiving.org/projects/rapid-response-lion-poisonings
#wildlife #africa #conservation
South Africa’s lions are under siege. The Kruger National Park is home to the biggest percentage of free roaming lions in South Africa, but in the northern areas of the Greater Kruger, the habitat is under pressure from human settlements and there is a surge in rampant poaching. As you will see in this video, a lioness almost loses her life. The situation is dire.
The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) works tirelessly in these areas. Their presence means the difference between life and death for many animals, as they fight this war day in and day out.
Our Foundation has decided to support EWT’s efforts and fundraise for their anti-poaching programme to make sure that they have the resources they need to continue protecting lions and other wildlife.
If you think your contribution is too small or insignificant, understand that every little bit helps. Most excitingly - if you donate today, then your donation will be MATCHED by 50%, making your contribution go that much further!
Collectively, we can truly make a difference in the survival of lions in Kruger. Watch this video and click the link below to help!
globalgiving.org/projects/rapid-response-lion-poisonings
Kevin joins the Endangered Wildlife Trust in the Kruger National Park as they fight against poaching. Watch to the end to see how they save a lion caught in a poacher's snare. If you would like to help protect wild lions from poaching, use the link below.
globalgiving.org/projects/rapid-response-lion-poisonings
#wildlife #africa #conservation
South Africa’s lions are under siege. The Kruger National Park is home to the biggest percentage of free roaming lions in South Africa, but in the northern areas of the Greater Kruger, the habitat is under pressure from human settlements and there is a surge in rampant poaching. As you will see in this video, a lioness almost loses her life. The situation is dire.
The Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) works tirelessly in these areas. Their presence means the difference between life and death for many animals, as they fight this war day in and day out.
Our Foundation has decided to support EWT’s efforts and fundraise for their anti-poaching programme to make sure that they have the resources they need to continue protecting lions and other wildlife.
If you think your contribution is too small or insignificant, understand that every little bit helps. Most excitingly - if you donate today, then your donation will be MATCHED by 50%, making your contribution go that much further!
Collectively, we can truly make a difference in the survival of lions in Kruger. Watch this video and click the link below to help!
globalgiving.org/projects/rapid-response-lion-poisonings
