5 years in jail for armed ivory traffickers
Four men who were last week arrested with 16kg of Ivory and an AK47 Rifle and 31 rounds of ammunition... Read More
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Natural Resource Conservation Network (NRCN) is a network of professionals who are using their training to ensure timely investigation, prosecution and reporting of wildlife crime in Uganda in order to reduce on incidences of wildlife poaching and promote conservation of wildlife.
4 Held in Gulu in Possession of Ivory and an AK47 Rifle and 31 rounds of Amunition
Police in Gulu are holding four men who were arrested with 16 kilograms of pure elephant Ivory and an AK47... Read More
MAN SENTENCED TO 12MONTHS IN PRISON OVER POACHING
On the 13th January 2017 a 35year old man was convicted and sentenced to 12months imprisonment at Kiryandongo central police... Read More
Nwoya arrest
Three men in their mid-30s have been arrested in Nwoya district for possessing illegal wild life products. The trio identified... Read More
Man Arrested with Four Dead Mature Giant Pangolins in Gulu, His Accomplice on the Run
Oryem Vincent was on 14th October 15, 2015 arrested with four dead mature Pangolins and is currently detained at Gulu... Read More
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NRCN also supported anti-poaching within National Park by giving financial support for additional Rangers until the donors were able to pick up the tab.
, RangerWildlife is my life and this place has been a part of me for the past 11 years.
, PhotographerMy name is Jabral, as most people know me. I always remember growing up loving any TV show, movie, or book that depicted Africa. I dreamed that one day I would be able to go and see Africa for myself. Happy with the work NRCN is doing to protect this Wonderful place.
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