Unisex Snare Bracelet in Paracord
Expertly hand crafted in Zambia from reclaimed poachers' traps
From Mulberry Mongoose’s workshop in South Luangwa, Zambia, local craftswomen use snare wire recovered from poaching traps to create jewellery designs inspired by the African bush. Each jewellery purchase supports our courageous team and their families, and raises funds for local conservation efforts to protect Zambia's breath-taking wildlife.
These bracelets are designed with snare coil beads expertly hand crafted from reclaimed poachers’ traps.
The clasps and metal jump rings are meticulously made by local artisans from stainless steel bought at local Zambian hardware stores. The Paracord has a breaking force of 340 kg ensuring the bracelets are hard wearing and waterproof.
With each sale a donation is given to anti snare patrols in the South Luangwa, Zambia; Mulberry Mongoose have made over $146,000 for conservation from jewellery sales to date. These bracelets are designed to remain a constant on your wrist as a powerful reminder of your passion for Africa & conservation.
Grasslands and savannahs represent some of the world’s richest and most diverse ecosystems
When you shop with WWF, you help protect a critical resource for biodiversity, a vital food source for wildlife and a crucial defence against climate change.
The coexistence between wildlife and grasses is key to healthy ecosystems
Our ambition is to stop the widespread destruction of grasslands and savannahs and make them a priority for conservation. Alongside partners around the world, we’re building a global coalition to manage surviving grasslands and to restore others that are vital to our world. We’re making sure wild grasslands stay wild, and that they are not over-grazed, over-farmed or threatened by pollution. And we’re tackling the illegal wildlife trade to protect the wildlife living there.
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A boom in demand for ivory means elephants are particularly at risk from poaching on the grass plains of the Mau-Mara-Serengeti. We’re helping to supply equipment like radio collars and microchips to monitor wildlife, and we’re working alongside field rangers who risk their lives to keep animals safe.
