They provide the rangers with little more than uniforms and weapons. Rangers must leave their families behind to live at Tsavo when on duty for periods of up to six weeks at a time. They currently live in tents, all of which are in bad condition. Their working conditions barely enable them to protect the wildlife entrusted to their care. They often patrol without access to a good pair of binoculars or adequate foot wear.
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