A group of poachers refers to individuals who illegally hunt or capture wildlife, often in protected areas. These activities can threaten endangered species and disrupt local ecosystems. Poaching is driven by various factors, including the demand for animal products like ivory, fur, and bushmeat. Poachers often operate in secrecy, using methods that can be harmful to both animals and the environment. Conservation efforts, including stricter laws and community awareness programs, aim to combat poaching and protect wildlife. Organizations like World Wildlife Fund and Wildlife Conservation Society work to raise awareness and support anti-poaching initiatives globally.