by IRF Webteam | Jul 14, 2021
URSA’s members have developed an action plan that helps implement the Chitwan Declaration and establishes a pathway for the ranger occupation to be recognised as a skilled, trusted and respected profession. URSA’s vision is that the ranger workforce should become:A...
by IRF Webteam | Apr 21, 2021
A new Ranger Code of Conduct promoting professionalism, collaboration, and leadership for more effective and just conservation. Available in English, Español, Português, Bahasa Malay. Categories: Conservation | Protected Areas Management | Rangers agsdi-person...
by IRF Webteam | Mar 16, 2021
Rangers play an indispensable role in maintaining balance between people and the natural world by protecting and managing protected and conserved areas. Despite occupying this key role, rangers are facing many challenges across organisational, occupational and...
by IRF Webteam | Feb 5, 2021
The ranger profession is rallying behind the need for change, driven by external and internal pressures to strengthen the occupation and its profile. We undertook a review of ranger capacity aimed at improving the capacity, performance, and alignment of the ranger...
by IRF Webteam | Feb 5, 2021
Positive ranger–community relationships are vitally important to effective conservation in and around protected areas. In this paper we take a practical approach to identifying and examining the key issues and practices that affect the relationship, both where it is...
