Chad
Project Ouadi Rime Ouadi Achim
Story
The Ouadi Rimé–Ouadi Achim, covers three habitats of Sahelian wooded grassland, sub-desert grassland (covers about 66% of the area), and desert, and is one of the largest reserves in Chad. Its terrain with an elevation range of 180–250 meters (590–820 ft) has no prominent features except for an isolated patch of a remnant of volcanic eruption. It has a long dune cordon called the Goz Kerky that runs through the reserve in a north–south direction. Main problem this faunal reserve is facing is the lack of manpower and their training (eco- guards or rangers) that will patrol this area and stop poaching and other malicious actions from happening. POROA needs to select, train and equip a new set of guards that will do this job. Many species are in danger including : Gazella dama (EN, few), Gazella dorcas (VU) and Gazella rufifrons (VU). In addition, Addax nasomaculatus (VU) Oryx dammah (EW) We are raising funds for a new BFR (BASIC FIELD RANGER) course, and also to refresh the knowledge of the old ranger force already present in the park.
Reports
- Time required
- 3 months
- When
- Immediatly
- Costs
- $84.000
- More info
- 90 days of training & mentoring by 2 instructors.
Ranger medic training.
Field mentoring.
Leader/Ops mentoring - End state
- Better able to conduct their operational requirements, assisting with the research of crucial species, while also responding to criminal activity and other emergencies such as first aid response in the communities.
- Deliverables
- Monthly progress reports
Community project
Ranger progression reports
Wildlife statistics
Final course reports and media
Annual community report
Project financial report
FAQ
What does anti-poaching mean?
However, it is generally used to describe an overall effort against the illegal wildlife trade. The act of anti-poaching is normally carried out by national parks on public land and by private security companies on privately owned land. Anti-poaching takes many forms and which depends mainly upon the habitat being protected. Typically, it is the act of actively patrolling land in an effort to prevent poachers from reaching the animals.
How big is the area POROA is protecting ?
The Ouadi Rimé–Ouadi Achim Faunal Reserve, one of the largest protected areas in Africa, It covers the area roughly two times bigger than Belgium (90.000 km2)
Progress
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Extended Patrol ear (in field pack)
- 1x Field pack: $ 220
1x Head torch: $40
1x Trap: $35
1x Mosquito Net: $35
1x Ground mat: $30
1x Sleeping bag: $50
3x 2ltr Water Bottles: $20
1x Eating set: $25
TOTAL: $455 Day Patrol gear (In Webbing & Grab Bag)
- 1x Chest webbing: $90
1x Grab Bag: $45
1x Water Filter: $35
1x 3ltr Water Bladder: $27
1x Hand Cuffs: $45
1x Field Knife & Pliers: $45
1x Pepper Spray: $30
1x First Aid Kit: $100
Total: $412
1X RANGER FULLY EQUIPPED = $1337 SO FAR WE DONATED AND ACCOMPLISHED:
- 50x Rangers finished Basic Field Ranger course (BFR)
25x Full Ranger kits donated
25x GPS Garmin Oregon 500
20x Night Vision Googles STILL IN NEED OF :
- 50x Rangers to finish (BFR) refresher course
50x Rangers to finish (BFR) course
25x Full Ranger kit
30x Night Vision Googles
15x GPS Garmin Oregon 500
50x Ifak (Individual First Aid Kit)
Ouadi Rime Ouadi Achim (project “Desert Patrol”)
POROA needs to select, train and equip 50 new rangers (eco-guards) to patrol this area in order to stop poaching and other malicious actions from happening. Training and refresher course will be provided by: “Mellivora Systems” reliable and experienced anti-poaching solutions
Chad
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