Uniting To Support Africa’s Rangers
For the second year in a row, wildlife ranger teams united around the Wildlife Ranger Challenge, a half marathon with one goal: to raise money to support the men and women across Africa’s protected areas who continue to see drastic cuts in resources and an increase in poaching due to the devastating economic impact of Covid-19.
Together, we supported over 8,000 rangers across 24 countries in Africa, as well as 45 endangered species such as elephants, pangolins, rhinos, and lions, and 302,684 km2 of ecosystem.
Train Like A Ranger
Throughout August 2021, ranger teams spanning the African continent united to compete in a series of mental and physical challenges, preparing for their 21km half marathon on September 18th. The winning teams were from Mozambique, South Africa, and Tanzania.

The Push Up Challenge was won by the Ocean Without Borders team from Benguerra, Mozambique

The Ranger Quiz was won by Ekuthuleni Nature Reserve in South Africa

The Sit Up Challenge was won by Tarangire B Team in Tanzania
Race Day Winners
After weeks of training, the Tarangire Ecosystem Teams A & B from Tanzania, finished the 21km course in just 1 hour and 52 minutes.
The Wildlife Ranger Challenge 2021
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