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āWell of Agesā, by Phillip Kennedy Johnson (W), Sergio DĆ”vila, Aure Jimenez and Arif Prianto (A)
āDeal with the Devilā, by Marc Guggenheim (W), Michael Sta. Maria and Dono SĆ”nchez-Almara (A)
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The Akashinga, or ābrave ones,ā survived abuse and exploitation. Now, armed and trained like special forces, they're protecting the countryās most iconic wildlife.
āMander sought women who had suffered trauma: AIDS orphans, victims of sexual assault or domestic abuse. Kumire joined after her husband abandoned her and their two daughters. Who better to task with protecting exploited animals, Mander reasoned, than women who had suffered from exploitation? He modeled his selection course on special forces training, subjecting the women to three days of nonstop exercises designed to test their teamwork skills while being wet, cold, hungry, and tired. Of 37 recruits who started the course, 16 were chosen for the training program; only three quit. Years ago Mander ran a similar course for 189 men. At the end of day one, all but three had quit. āWe thought we were putting [the women] through hell,ā Mander says. āBut it turns out, theyāve already been through it.āā
An Australian named Damien Mander recruits females to become wildlife rangers to protect the animals in Zimbabweās Phundundu Wildlife Area. He has changed the lives of many African women who were previously broken, and he trains them to be fearless soldiers. They now have a purpose in life and can...
Petronella Chigumbura is a member of the Akashinga, or ābrave onesā, an all-female anti-poaching unit. They patrol Zimbabweās Phundundu Wildlife Area in the Zambezi Valley, where elephant poaching is common.
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āAkashinga ā the Brave Onesā Ā© Brent Stirton, Getty Images,
Akashinga (āThe Brave Onesā) is a ranger force established as an alternative conservation model. It aims to work with, rather than against local populations, for the long-term benefits of their communities and the environment.Ā
Akashinga comprises women from disadvantaged backgrounds, empowering them, offering jobs, and helping local people to benefit directly from the preservation of wildlife.Ā
Petronella Chigumbura (30), a member of the all-female anti-poaching unit, participates in stealth and concealment training in the Phundundu Wildlife Park, Zimbabwe.
Environment, Singles, Winner /Ā World Press Photo of the Year
Brent StirtonĀ -Ā Petronella Chigumbura. Akashinga (the brave ones) Zimbabwe (Getty Images, 2018)
