Solution

How we are addressing the current Giraffe challenge

Poaching is an incredibly urgent issue that threatens many majestic giraffes, specifically in the Uganda and Kenya regions. Tragically, these beautiful creatures frequently fall prey to snares that are commonly utilized due to their affordability and simplicity in terms of deployment. As such, we must take every conceivable measure to safeguard and shield these remarkable animals from any potential harm.

Survival War

The Rangers must do their job with limited resources, inadequate training, and subpar pay, all while facing the daunting challenge of battling against poachers who profit immensely from their heinous crimes. It’s a stark contrast to the United States, where the value of human life typically supersedes the lure of financial gain. Our ultimate goal is to provide Rangers with the tools and knowledge they need to protect themselves and send a clear message to poachers that their actions will result in dire consequences.

Thanks to P.I.G. Teams' training and support, we will be able to significantly reduce poaching in your country.

Our win-win Strategy

The Green Berets have paid a heavy toll during the “war on Terror,” with many struggling to find purpose and feeling overwhelmed by “survivor’s guilt.” 

Despite efforts to find relief, the pain remains, leading too many of “America’s Best” to suicide. 

In an effort to find a new meaning, they have turned to teaching specialized combat skills to Park Rangers, who aid in the protection of endangered animals.

Our team has years of unparalleled experience training in Africa’s unique and challenging conditions. We have honed our skills to combat poachers who are akin to terrorists and are unmatched in our ability to deal with these threats successfully.

Through this mission, the Green Berets will continue their service outside the influence of the Pentagon, finding renewed purpose and positively impacting the world. Fulfilling our motto: De Oppresso Liber – to free the oppressed.

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