How does Tusk facilitate collaboration and knowledge sharing among African conservation leaders and rangers? Identify two key initiatives that achieve this. For each initiative, describe its main purpose, how often it occurs, and the approximate number of participants involved.
Navigate to the 'What We Do' page. Locate and navigate to the 'Wildlife Ranger Challenge' page. Extract the purpose, frequency (if stated or inferred), and participant numbers for the 'Wildlife Ranger Challenge'. Return to the 'What We Do' page (via direct navigation from homepage if necessary). Locate and navigate to the 'Tusk Conservation Symposium' page. Extract the purpose, frequency, and participant numbers for the 'Tusk Conservation Symposium'. Synthesize the gathered information to answer the question.
Identify 'Wildlife Ranger Challenge' as a key initiative. State that the Wildlife Ranger Challenge is a physical endurance event uniting over 170 Wildlife Ranger teams from 24 African countries to increase recognition, communicate roles, raise funds, and foster camaraderie. Identify 'Tusk Conservation Symposium' as a key initiative. State that the Tusk Conservation Symposium is a biennial gathering bringing together approximately 60 delegates (project partners) to share knowledge and best practices, creating a pan-African network.