Robert Bryden is the Law Enforcement Advisor for Kafue National Park, before joining African Parks Robert was employed as a Section Ranger in the Kruger National park for the previous 10 years. He started his career as a Guide and Wilderness trails ranger, growing up in Kruger National park as the son of the Chief Game Ranger he was exposed to Conservation and Law enforcement from an early age, skills that he acquired during his younger years set him up to be one of the first Special Operations Antipoaching Rangers in the Kruger Park, during a time South Africa’s rhino population were under tremendous pressure from poaching syndicates. He achieved his national Diploma in Nature conservation and has been bestowed the honour of Master tracker by Cybertracker. Amongst numerous other awards he also received the Game Rangers Association of Africa silver medal in 2016 for his contributions in the fight against poaching.  Robert believes in leading from the front and that through teamwork anything is made possible