Database of Wildlife Related Law
On 10 November 2018, during a routine operation, the Anti-Poaching Monitoring and Control Unit in Mokabi Dzanga suspected a box of hunting cartridges on the motorbike of Bobinda Boris Symphorien, who was travelling towards CAR Road. He refused to stop, whereupon the environmentalists called the police and followed him to his house.
In May 2014, the management service of the Nouabele-Ndoki park in their routine missions, apprehended Bokaka Lame in the camp after having killed an elephant.
In October 2018, following a search in a whaling boat at the Mossoti camp, the unit for the protection and fight against poaching discovered a fully protected species (in this case, the red dove from Central Africa) and six partially protected species (smoked, namely a blue duiker and four putty-nosed monkeys) including one belonging to Mr.
in December 2011, Banza Françis, Doubale Fabrice, Baketou Jean Marc and Doperengay Joseph were arrested inside the Nouabélé Ndoki National Park by a patrol and anti-poaching brigade of the eco-guards. The eco-guards found smoked chimpanzee meat in their possession.
In September 2011, Bekpe Paterne Fiacre was caught in red handed of hunting in a the Nouabélé-Ndoki National Park.
On October 18, 2015, Mokabi Dzanga's surveillance and anti-poaching unit in their routine missions, apprehended Bomaye Stanislas in the middle of the forest in possession of metal cables and the body of a dead dove.
On March, 28, 2018, the anti-poaching surveillance and control unit in its traditional mission apprehended Ozengue Mbindo and Dikoteke Alain in possession of weapon of war and war ammunitions.
As part of their monitoring mission in Nouabélé Ndoki Park and to combat poaching, the eco-guards surprised the group led by Abdoul Amine with hunting rifles at the edge of the park on 17 December 2010.
On December 27, 2013, Aleka Michel and Sombo Bienvenu decided to organize a hunting expedition during the closure period. While they were at the camp preparing to go back to the village, they were surprised by the eco-guards.
On 4 February 2019 during its traditional anti-poaching operations, the Nouabélé Ndoki National Park patrol caught Moupoto Alexis, Dzongo Urbain and Badimba Destin. They were in possession of two weapons of war and ammunition and had come from a hunt in which they had killed an elephant.
