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🐘 Conservation in action from Limpopo, South Africa In collaboration with the Veterinary Conservation Coalition, the Saving the Survivors veterinary team recently assisted with the immobilisation and translocation of several adult bull elephants between reserves in Limpopo. This important conservation operation helps reduce pressure in overpopulated areas while strengthening genetic diversity and restoring balance in the receiving reserve. Moving large animals such as adult bull elephants requires meticulous planning, expert veterinary care, and carefully coordinated logistics to ensure the safety of both the animals and the teams involved. During the operation, each bull was safely immobilised, closely monitored by veterinary professionals, and transported to a protected area where their presence will help support a healthier elephant population. This project highlights how collaborative conservation partnerships can deliver real impact for Africa’s wildlife. 💚 Saving the Survivors receives no government funding. Every conservation intervention we carry out is made possible by the generosity of our supporters. If you would like to help us continue protecting Africa’s most vulnerable wildlife, please consider supporting our work. Saving the Survivors | Creating Hope from Hurt | https://www.savingthesurvivors.org Please follow us on: / savingthesurvivors / savingthesurvivors / savingsurvivors Subscribe to our channel: https://bit.ly/2H1KP2Y rhino poaching, endangered wildlife , conservation, elephant poaching, cheetah, poaching , veterinary , South africa, south african white rhino, black rhino, animal conservation, wildlife charity, Dr Johan Marais, wild dogs, painted dogs