Passionate admirers of Africa, and especially CAR, Raymond
and Thierry Fécomme, have been entrusted with one
of the most beautiful territories of the CAR, the famous
triangle of rhinoceros, which, until that time, was an«animal
reserve». Due to the reputation of the Fécomme
family, partners of the country since 20 years, they have
obtained the right to manage this wonderful territory for
the next 30 years, and even very exceptionally to acquire
part of it on their own.
The Fécomme family put all its love and energy, investing
massively to put together a site with high standing and
professional infrastructure in due respect of the surroundings
and based on the yearlong presence of an engaged, skilful
and loyal team of people.
Men
of ground and experience, they
know perfectly the hunting areas
for having mapped them. Talented
trackers they are above all guards
of the environment to be protected.
Security
and locating tasks throughout the area are
supported by top equipment and advanced
techniques i.e. Satellite connections, GPS,
top guidance in the air as on the ground
on continuous basis by teams of rangers.
Fight
against poaching
CHASSE
VISION SAFARI (Hunting Vision Safari) is amongst the first
to imply itself by entering a program of animal protection,
regardless if hunted or not.
Also, since 10 years, CVS is one of few organizations having
chosen to keep their European managing staff residing in
the zone throughout the year.
CVS is spending more than 30% of its annual budget for structural
work and protection of its territory.
CVS
is directly involved in the APFC, society for animal protection
in Central Africa, society of which Thierry Fécomme
has been one of the co-founders and of which he is today
Vice-President
Purpose of this Association is to offer financial and logistical
help for the continuous fight against poaching (LAB lutte-anti
braconnage), soustained by 70 park-rangers, equipped to
intervene and insure permanent surveillance.
DA /MANOVO /ST FLORIS is classified by UNESCO as world property
of humanity.
CVS
is directly involved in the APFC, society for animal protection
in Central Africa, society of which Thierry Fécomme
has been one of the co-founders and of which he is today
Vice-President
