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Operation Pridelands, created by the non-profit organization of the same name, is a conservation program dedicated to protecting the African lion population and its ecosystem in Tanzania.

The program aims to reduce human-wildlife conflicts that are detrimental to the ecosystem and endanger the lives of both animals and people. To achieve this goal, Operation Pridelands implemented various community engagement and education projects. The program educates local communities on the importance of conservation and sustainable practices to create a harmonious coexistence with nature.

Operation Pridelands also conducts anti-poaching patrols to protect lions from illegal hunting and other threats. The group uses advanced technology, such as drones and radio collars, to monitor and track lion activity and mitigate human-wildlife conflicts.

• Community engagement and education projects
• Anti-poaching patrols
• Advanced technology for monitoring lion activity

The success of Operation Pridelands can be seen in the significant decrease of illegal poaching activities in Tanzania, helping create a more sustainable ecosystem for lions and their habitats.