Abel Mtui

• Directs the overall park operation under full delegated government authority.
• Provides management direction and oversight for the preservation of cultural and natural resources.
• Manages the planning, construction, and maintenance of facilities.
• Oversees visitor and resource protection services and interpretive and educational outreach operations.
• Manages administrative functions and cooperative relations with local, regional, and non-profit partners, local communities, and citizen groups.

* Provide a long-term vision for the park's preservation and public enjoyment, as well as leadership and motivation to staff, partners, and the public.

• Directs the overall park operation under full delegated government authority.
• Provides management direction and oversight for the preservation of cultural and natural resources.
• Manages the planning, construction, and maintenance of facilities (Rhino facilities)
• Oversees visitor and resource protection services and interpretive and educational outreach operations.
• Manages administrative functions and cooperative relations with local, regional, and non-profit partners, local communities, and citizen groups.
• Provide a long-term vision for the park's preservation and public enjoyment, as well as leadership and motivation to staff, partners, and the public.

• Directs the overall park operation under full delegated government authority.
• Provides management direction and oversight for the preservation of cultural and natural resources.
• Manages the planning, construction, and maintenance of facilities.
• Oversees visitor and resource protection services and interpretive and educational outreach operations.
• Manages administrative functions and cooperative relations with local, regional, and non-profit partners, local communities, and citizen groups.
• Provide a long-term vision for the park's preservation and public enjoyment, as well as leadership and motivation to staff, partners, and the public.

The GIS unit aims to improve geospatial data collection and management. It also aims to help staff advance their skills in performing anti-poaching. GIS unit works to encourages park units to broaden their use of geospatial services. The goal is to support data-driven and science-based park management and decision-making. GIS is an important role in helping to make that happen. Program participants, engage in some of the following GIS discipline areas:

GIS data management

• Field data collection
• Geospatial analysis
• Remote sensing
• Web mapping and cartography

*Performance in GIS enables the organization received Special Achievement in GIS (ESRI SAG award 2013)

• Enhanced biodiversity by conducting field surveys and identifying plant and animal species.
• Restored native habitats through invasive species removal and native plant reestablishment efforts.
• Assessed environmental impacts of proposed projects for compliance with state and federal regulations.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to develop sustainable land management strategies.
• Monitored water quality in streams, rivers, and wetlands to inform conservation efforts.
• Developed habitat management plans to protect endangered species and promote ecological diversity.
• Prepared technical reports, presenting findings from field studies, data analysis, and environmental assessments.

• Enhanced visitor experiences by providing informative and engaging park tours.
• Improved park safety by conducting regular maintenance checks on trails and facilities.
• Protected wildlife populations through diligent monitoring and enforcement of park regulations.
• Promoted environmental conservation with educational programs for park visitors.

• Enhanced cadet performance by implementing rigorous training exercises and drills.
• Streamlined communication within the unit by introducing effective reporting procedures.
• Developed leadership skills in junior cadets by assigning them challenging tasks and responsibilities.