Poachers have brazenly decimated animal species throughout Africa, putting animals at risk of endangerment and even extinction.
Ranger groups have been deployed to catch these poachers in the wild, but their gas powered bikes and vehicles are noisy and easy to hear approaching. Cake is a new motorbike company that has a solution. Their Kalk AP electric bush bike is silent and powerful, allowing the rangers to sneak up on poachers, and apprehend, saving animal’s lives.
Part of the Electric Bush Bike Anti Poacher Act, the stylish motorbikes not only are quiet to operate, but also much less expensive than petrol-powered ones, as fuel needs to be trucked in, or sometimes even flown in to remote areas.
Along with the bikes, the program supplies these anti-poaching outfits with solar chargers, allowing the bush bikes to be cleanly powered and easy to recharge.
The bikes are donated to anti-poaching efforts, and you can make a contribution to help make more available to organizations throughout Africa.
– Mfana Xaba,
Anti-poaching team leader
A bike by rangers, for rangers
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