ASA founder Daryll Pleasants was pleased to host an evening with ASA at the Princes Theatre Clacton on the 1st of November 2022. The evening was a two part presentation followed by a short dog demonstration given to an audience of 800 people to raise awareness of the organisation and the role of anti-poaching dogs within wildlife conservation.

On the 4th of November 2022 ASA 'Khan' arrived at Chuilexi Conservancy, Mozambique to commence stage 2 of his anti-poaching training and eventually assist in the reduction of wildlife crime with the Niassa Reserve. Earlier this year ASA Leo died after 7 years of faithful service to the reserve, this was a tremendous loss to the both the ranger team and staff however a replacement dog was needed and we hope 'Khan' will forfill this role and carry on Leo's legacy.