the Congolese Ministry of Forest Economy and Sustainable Development
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nprofit Project for the Application of Law for Fauna. PALE working with the national police, the Gendarmerie Nationale. African Parks congratulates the Congolese Ministry of Forest Economy and Sustainable Development, which is responsible for the country's elephant protection efforts; the Gendarmerie Nationale; PALF and Odzala-Kokoua's Anti-Poaching Unit on these
28 former poachers to become eco-guards focused on anti-poaching, as well as 17 former poachers trained as eco- monitors. In May, five applicants to the Odzala Amnesty Programme confessed to previously working with Congolese ivory kingpin, Ngondjo Ghislain, known by the nickname Pepito. He was convicted in July and is curren
profit Project for the Application of Law for Fauna, PALF, working with the national police, the Gendarmerie Nationale. African Parks congratulates the Congolese Ministry of Forest Economy and Sustainable Development, which is responsible for the country's elephant protection efforts: the Gendarmerie Nationale: PALF and Odzala-Kokoua's Anti-Poaching Unit on these
28 former poachers to become eco-guards focused on anti-poaching, as well as 17 former poachers trained as eco- monitors. In May, five applicants to the Odzala Amnesty Programme confessed to previously working with Congolese ivory kingpin. Ngondjo Ghislain, known by the nickname Pepito. He was convicted in July and is curren
nprofit Project for the Application of Law for Fauna. PALE working with the national police, the Gendarmerie Nationale. African Parks congratulates the Congolese Ministry of Forest Economy and Sustainable Development, which is responsible for the country's elephant protection efforts; the Gendarmerie Nationale; PALF and Odzala-Kokoua's Anti-Poaching Unit on these
28 former poachers to become eco-guards focused on anti-poaching, as well as 17 former poachers trained as eco- monitors. In May, five applicants to the Odzala Amnesty Programme confessed to previously working with Congolese ivory kingpin, Ngondjo Ghislain, known by the nickname Pepito. He was convicted in July and is curren
Entities connected to both the Congolese Ministry of Forest Economy and Sustainable Development and the Odzala Amnesty Programme
Clean Land
ORGANIZATIONOdzala-Kokoua
PERSONLeon Lamprecht
PERSONMoyoye
PERSONCrawford Allan
PERSONPepito
PERSON
Bill Richardson
PERSON
Earth
LOCATIONthe Republic of Congo
LOCATIONOdzala
LOCATIONYengo
LOCATIONOuesso
LOCATIONMaya Maya
LOCATIONLusaka
LOCATIONClean Ocean
LOCATIONAnti-Poaching Unit
ORGANIZATIONCongo
LOCATIONthe Gendarmerie Nationale
ORGANIZATIONthe China Road and Bridge Corporation
ORGANIZATIONAfrican Parks'
ORGANIZATION