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Poaching is still a major threat to our continent' Poaching is still a major threat to our continent's Rhino population. With 394 Rhinos brutally slaughtered in 2020, our natural treasures need to be protected so that their beauty can be preserved for future generations. Help us protect our Rhinos and donate today! Every little bit counts. #linkinbio
Fondly nicknamed, ‘Painted Wolves’ – Africa Fondly nicknamed, ‘Painted Wolves’ – African Wild Dogs are commonly mistaken for hyenas, which are actually more closely related to cats than any dog species. Help us save the African Wild Dog. Donate to The Boucher Legacy here: #linkinbio
Over the last 10 years, The Boucher Legacy has bec Over the last 10 years, The Boucher Legacy has become synonymous with the fight against poaching, persecution and other threats to African wildlife. Recently, we partnered with the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT) and SA National Parks on a tracking program for the Kruger National Park’s wild dogs. Read more about the epic mission and donate towards preserving Africa’s wildlife here: #linkinbio
The Boucher Legacy started almost 10 years ago, wh The Boucher Legacy started almost 10 years ago, when Proteas legend, Mark Boucher decided to pursue his passion for environmental and wildlife conservation. The organisation’s first projects focused on South African Rhinos, while the latest one aims to protect the endangered African Wild Dog. With less than 500 left in South Africa, the African Wild Dog is among the continent’s most endangered mammals and faces more existential threats than the Rhinoceros. Join the fight to preserve South Africa’s wildlife, donate to The Boucher Legacy here: #linkinbio
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