An update from dog handler Fudhail highlights the continued vigilance and dedication of the anti-poaching and K9 teams during the final months of 2025.

November 2025

• Approximately 154 vehicles searched
• 7 declared legal firearms recorded
• 37 positive plants conducted, excluding declared firearms
• No illegal findings or wildlife contraband recorded
• Anti-poaching units remained on high alert following the October incident
• No rhino poaching incidents recorded during the month
• Decrease in private vehicle entries noted due to increased park entry fees

December 2025

• Anti-poaching units remained on high alert
• Approximately 90 vehicles searched
• 3 declared legal firearms recorded
• 30 positive plants involving rifles and ammunition conducted
• No busts recorded
• Reduced vehicle entries observed due to increased park entry fees
• No illegal wildlife poaching or trade detected during the deployment period

These updates reflect the continued commitment, vigilance and proactive efforts of the team in protecting wildlife and maintaining security within the park.