Snared bracelets

These bracelets are made from snares - cables/wires largely used as the principle hunting method. Animals get trapped in them; trying to escape makes the noose tighter.

Thousands of wild animals fall victims to snaring each year, leaving them hurt and injured, potentially causing death if left there for long.

Every day, Wildlife Alliance rangers patrol the forests, looking for the trapped animals. Since 2001, over 225 000 snares have been removed, saving many lives.