Of the 175 cases, 61 cases were related to poaching and 12 to human-wildlife conflict. There were 52 elephant cases, 27 of which were related to poaching, including 4 snare, 11 spear, 7 arrow and 4 bullet wounds as well as 1 post-mortem that was most likely caused by a poaching attempt. The other poaching cases included a snared lion, wild dog, antelope, waterbuck, 2 giraffes, 3 buffalos and 18 zebras, 2 rhinos with bullet wounds and a speared eland and crocodile. Post-mortems were also conducted on 24 poached dikdik in 2 separate cases and 1 White rhino where the horns had been removed.
Of the Human-wildlife conflict cases, an elephant and eland were accidentally electrocuted, a buffalo was safely rescued from a man-made hole, 2 leopards and a hyena were relocated due to livestock predation and sadly 15 crocodiles, an elephant, 3 lions and a hyena were poisoned.
In addition, 56 cases involved treatment of animals for natural causes and 20 post-mortems also concluded to be natural. The Units also collared 64 zebras, 5 elephants, 7 hartebeest, 1 hyena, 5 lions and a baboon on 7 separate cases.