Didn't really know where to put this thread...
Aviation and Parks (Kruger National Park)
"David Simelane is the chief pilot of SANParks, the South African National Parks service. With a fleet of three (soon to be four) Airbus H125 helicopters and a team of 11 people (including four pilots), they help safeguard the biodiversity and wildlife in Kruger National Park, as well as protecting the animals from poachers – preserving the park for both South African citizens and international visitors".
I have seen these Sanparks pilots in action, when I happened to be in the right place (I self drive, solo) as they were part of a research group (probably tracking for TB in buffalo), making sure herds of buffalo were kept well away from buffalo that had been tagged and were just coming out of their tranquilised state. Fascinating to watch.
