Sentences with phrase «stop poachers»
LDF is supporting a new technology, TrailGuard, invented by Steve Gulick and meant to stop poachers before they kill.
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Administrative reports at the time suggest these islands were not protected for their resources, but to to stop poachers from using them as a base to trap on mainland Katmai.
The result was a powerful, fearless dog that could stop poachers in their tracks.
He's also, by the way, a veteran of the Army Special Forces, who moved on to stop poachers in Africa.
The problem has gotten so bad that to stop poachers some conservationists are suggesting huge projects such as implanting GPS trackers to follow the rhinos.
Not exact matches
«Whilst lead poisoning may not be the main driver for the declines in vultures across Africa, it is something that can be tackled more easily through simple legislation, as compared to stopping the illegal actions of livestock owners or poachers» Amar said.
«There's no [enforcement] of the law in remote areas, control is not easy,» he says, and villagers faced with armed poachers feel powerless to stop them.
Despite spending millions of dollars, WWF was unable to stop the slaughter of elephants there: at least 16,600 elephants were lost between 2004 and 2012, mainly to cross-border poachers.
Her parents have been killed, seemingly the work of the elephant poachers that her father tried to stop.
This is a battle that will continue until either the poachers stop of their own free will, or the turtles are extinct in the area.
«One of our aims is to stop the killing of animals on a daily basis by poachers.
However, the Coast Guard found no entire sharks aboard, something which gave them the authority to stop them as poachers.
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This history of legal ivory trade presents a great dilemma in stopping modern ivory poachers.
Ultimately, even if conflict were to stop in Congo, conservationists would face a harsh legacy of war and another uphill battle: a deeply entrenched system of corruption that keeps the poachers in business.
But now it seems that if you want to maximize the benefits of partnership, you can never stop working — and more importantly, never stop rainmaking, as suggested by this article, Firm Looks to Bigger Bonuses to Stave Off Poachers, The American Lawyer (July 18, 2006).