Database of Wildlife Related Law
On 12th September 2010, a naval detachment arrived in Boboukou to search the flats for narcotics and other dangerous objects. On this occasion, they discovered a PMAK type war weapon in the flat of Bayikossa Caleb Adolphe.
On 4th September 2019, the services of the conservation and biodiversity sector of the NOUABALE-NDOKI park were informed of the fact that a Central African subject was holding ivory points in his hand, which he had buried in the ground. They went to the scene and proceeded to search his home.
In December 2012, Kouazock, Zopoum and Ben, all military officers left Brazzaville to Sembe carrying war arms and ammunition. They met with Ebisse Jean Claude and Sipiane Abel, both natives of the locality and suggested to them to hunt elephants. They provided them with arms and ammunition and gave them the sum of XAF 20,000 (twenty thousand).
In August 2011, Demba Jean Christian and Tougouolo Rigobert were caught hunting in the Nouabélé Ndoki National Park by a patrol and anti-poaching brigade of the eco-gardes.
On November 13, 2010, during a routine patrol and anti-poaching mission carried out on the periphery of the Nouabélé Ndoki Park, a patrol of eco-guards surprised Fandi Edouard and Kankoe Léon, subjects of Central African nationality, in a camp near the Nouabélé Ndoki National Park, which is a protected area.
Gboto Jean and Kamis Mahat are known poachers and several times they were cautioned by ecoguards. In September 2004, they were arrested inside the national park with weapons and ammunitions. Momia Odette who was aware of their activities kept them secret.
On 17 November 2017, during a surveillance and anti-poaching mission, Eyana Jean, coordinator of USLAB MOKABI, accompanied by Dongo Sylvestre, forest assistant, arrested two men named Gbobe Barthelemy and Gbanzio Ambroise in the UFA, a protected area in the town of Mokabi.
In December 2015, the anti-poaching surveillance and control unit of UFA MOKABI NZANGA in its traditional mission, received information that a chimpanzee was shot in Boko village.
On January 27, 2018, during their traditional surveillance and anti-poaching missions, the eco-guards service agents arrested Mr Gbokoli Tony Erick when he was leaving a hunting party in possession of an aquatic buckshot, a fully protected animal.
In March 2010, the wildlife and protected areas services of the Likouala forest economy department, together with the Impfondo gendarmerie services, arrested Ebongo Antoine who was in possession of two ivory tips which he claimed to have bought from a DRC national.
