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Wildlife Forensic Academy: Africa’s Pioneering Front in Combating Wildlife Crime

by Michael Jameson
May 16, 2025

The Wildlife Forensic Academy in South Africa is a unique school where rangers and conservationists learn how to solve wildlife crimes using science and careful detective work. Instead of classrooms, students train outdoors in the wild, practicing on realistic animal crime scenes like a poached rhino or poisoned giraffe. Their handson lessons help protect all kinds of animals, big and small, by gathering strong evidence to catch poachers and wildlife traffickers. This academy is changing how Africa and the world fight wildlife crime, turning passion into powerful action.

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