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WILDLIFE AUTHORITIES LAUNCH RANGER TRAINING IN LANTOTO NAT’L PARK

June 11, 2026 1 min read
WILDLIFE AUTHORITIES LAUNCH RANGER TRAINING IN LANTOTO NAT’L PARK

<p>The Government is working to improve the wildlife sector in the country, The Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism, Enjojo foundation and African Parks officially opened basic field Ranger Training in Lantoto National Park in Central Equatoria, Yei River County. the Director General for Wildlife Service in Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism Lieutenant General Khamis Adieng Ding asked the rangers to work hard to protect the wildlife animals.<b> </b>Enjojo Foundation Executive Director Kris Debref said being a ranger is not only a job but  a mission and calling for protecting wildlife. </p>