Kent & Sussex Courier – Nigel Marven, Anneka Svenska & The Black Mambas

TV presenters Anneka Svenska and Nigel Marven have just returned from a very special trip filming a new conservation firm on the all-female super anti-poaching unit The Black Mambas for Charity Helping Rhinos.

CEO Simon Jones of Helping Rhinos and top wildlife cameraman Michael Hutchinson accompanied them on the trip where they walked in the shoes of these amazing ladies and found out why there has been a 75% reduction in poaching in the Balule Reserve since these ladies have been in action.

Anneka on patrol with The Black Mambas

Anneka removes snares with The Black Mambas in Balule Reserve

Founded in 2013 by Transfrontier Africa by Craig Spencer, The Mambas are taking the world by storm.

The Black Mambas will be visiting the UK on the 22nd February for 7 days to talk to the public, to attend a wonderful Helping Rhinos event and also for a screening of the film shot out in Africa by Image Impact Films.

The Kent and Sussex Courier newspaper has published a lovely run down of the trip through the eyes of Anneka Svenska

To red the full article click below:

http://www.courier.co.uk/8203-Penshurst-animal-campaigner-Anneka-Svenska/story-28585432-detail/story.html

To find out more about contacting the Black Mambas during their 22nd Feb trip, please contact Helping Rhinos or fill in the contact form on this website.

Anneka Svenska, Nigel Marven and Simon Jones with The Black Mambas

Anneka Svenska, Simon Jones & Nigel Marven presenting Helping Rhinos Award to The Black Mambas & Craig Spencer