Corruption and Camaraderie Among Conservation Rangers

This chapter examines the intricate motivations behind corruption among field rangers, influenced by financial pressures and personal dilemmas. It sheds light on the moral conflicts faced by these individuals as they navigate their roles within a community impacted by poaching, while also exploring the familial and social dynamics that complicate their decisions. Additionally, it addresses the lasting effects of apartheid on societal structures, highlighting the racial tensions and economic disparities that continue to shape modern South Africa.