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In partnership with the Zoological Society of London (ZSL), two comprehensive five-day training sessions were conducted in Lomie for rangers from the Dja and Ngoyla Reserves. These sessions aimed to strengthen both the operational and strategic capabilities of frontline personnel involved in anti-poaching and wildlife protection efforts.
The Coiba Island M2 Radar, developed by GC/ProtectedSeas, continues to detect illegal fishing activities within the protected waters of Coiba.
The protected areas of Georgia are designated regions that have been established to conserve the country’s unique natural resources, biodiversity, and ecosystems. These areas play a critical role in maintaining ecological balance, preserving wildlife habitats, and safeguarding plant species, especially those that are endangered or at risk.