Transfrontier Africa - Wildlife Ranger Challenge 2026
Uniting To Support Africa’s Rangers #ForWildlifeRangers
Our Story
Every day, The Black Mambas patrol the wilderness, remove snares, monitor wildlife, and work with neighbouring communities to prevent poaching before it happens. As the world's first all-women, unarmed anti-poaching unit, they have shown that long-term conservation depends as much on people as it does on protecting wildlife.
Taking part in the Wildlife Ranger Challenge 2026 is more than an endurance event—it's a way to support the women who walk these landscapes every day. Your donation helps provide essential equipment, training, and operational support so the Black Mambas can continue protecting wildlife and inspiring the next generation of conservation leaders.
Every contribution, whatever the amount, helps keep this work going. Thank you for standing with The Black Mambas.
Give today and the Scheinberg Relief Fund will match every dollar donated, amplifying your impact. Join us in speaking up #ForWildlifeRangers
Find out more at wildliferangerchallenge.org
Activity Totals
33.00 km coveredThat is what we protect
Sep 17, 2026, 8:26:20 PMToday we are thinking of Rhinos. It is an animal that inspired out unit and keeps us together even now. Your donations are a huge part of our work! Thank you for your support.
Preps are ongoing!
Aug 29, 2026, 4:18:19 PMSit up challenge, and you know as easy as it looks, for many of us who have cesarian section which was not always done properly (had to redo it imagine!), this also can be a challenge. But rangers dont give up, right?:)
Did you check our training video?
Aug 11, 2026, 8:19:11 AMYes, we run, do push ups and sit ups and getting ready for 21 km. Do you know what makes it different this year? The fact that we are not alone, there are many women rangers participating and we have got a bigger support of our international partners. Lets go!!
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Wildlife Ranger Challenge 2026