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Story summary
- The graduation of 100 wildlife rangers in Jonglei State, supported by African Parks, strengthens conservation efforts and expands patrol capacity against poaching.
- The program targets poaching, which intensifies during the dry season.
- New technology, including operational drones, will assist the rangers.
- Governor Dr. Riek Gai Kok stressed the importance of community involvement in conservation.
- Activists urged disarming poachers to enable rangers to protect wildlife in Jonglei.
