PATCHOLOGY: Save the Rhino

The rhinoceros represents the desperate fight we are waging against poaching. Every snare that is found and removed without an animal trapped in it means the saving of a rhino's life. This is what we stand for: protection and prevention. And PATCHLAB supports and helps with it: $15 from each patch goes to C.R.O.W.

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C.R.O.W. is a non-profit organization in the USA that aims to train rangers to a certain standard to support anti-poaching and conservation efforts worldwide.

This is one of those projects that make a difference. There have been patches for shark, koala, and other animal rescues that PATCHLAB has done before. "The C.R.O.W. RHINO is something very special for me," says Andi Berger, "and I call on all other artists, creators, and partners to help here." Whether you can contribute a design, make your own patch, or send equipment and backpacks - or whatever the organization needs. (My special thanks go to Helikon-Tex, HIWEZ for the design, and others who have already helped).

Our mission is to set an international quality standard for international rangers working in dangerous areas, and to provide volunteers and researchers for parks. HERE you can help with your donation.

If you want to donate equipment that could be helpful for C.R.O.W. Rangers, please send an email to [email protected]. A ranger in conservation is no different from a security officer whose job is to protect the biodiversity of our planet.

If you want to stand up for a great cause, you can become a C.R.O.W. Ranger and engage in wildlife protection worldwide: whatever your background is (former military, law enforcement, private security, medic, or just a volunteer), if you are healthy and between 18-55 years old, you can join and become a Conservation Ranger! Let's make a difference! Be the change you want to see.

You can purchase the wonderful C.R.O.W. Patch HERE directly from PATCHLAB.

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C.R.O.W. on the internet: www.crowngo.org