Sentences with phrase «track poachers»

We'll be using aerial survey technology to track poachers and wildlife, cutting edge wildlife tagging technology, and increasing support for patrolling and database software.»

Not only are they good for monitoring populations in peril, but they help track poachers and keep them at bay.

You report on the use of artificial turtle eggs to track poachers (25 March, p 22).

Not exact matches

Instead of tracking the animals, The Rhino Rescue Project wants to discourage poachers from killing them by injecting dye and possibly even poison into the rhino's horns.

National Geographic Fellow and Chief Correspondent Bryan Christy spent over a year tracking African ivory poachers through GPS hidden in fake elephant tusks.

No, not a one season wonder, but a very accurate passer and poacher, who does not track back.

On another day, a poacher appeared from the forest while we were tracking.

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Early specimens were used to accompany gamekeepers on their rounds, helping them to track and catch poachers on their property.

The result was a powerful, fearless dog that could stop poachers in their tracks.

Gentry used my forefathers to catch poachers, and law enforcement used us for tracking.

It turns out they were just poachers, who we had to track down in order to get everything settled.

They started a program of reforestation, boundary surveying and the tracking of poachers.

This could have made the difference in tracking down the poachers in time before they escaped.

After an hour and half of fruitless searching, we received news that a fresh tusk, still covered in blood, had been found on the poachers» tracks.

The follow - up team split up, some continuing with the poachers tracks, others backtracking to find the carcasses.

The Air Shepherd team's unmanned aerial vehicles are equipped with infrared cameras and GPS with which they track and transmit thermal images of animals and poachers — silently collecting information that allows operators to quickly vector rangers to the location before an animal is killed.

Soon after my meeting with Hanks, in collaboration with Prince Bernhard he used the funds I had been told about to set up a unit of former SAS soldiers in apartheid South Africa to track down ivory and rhino horn poachers and traders in neighbouring countries.

The use of small autonomous flying vehicles — model airplanes to hobbyists — is revolutionizing the field of conservation, enabling researchers to track wildlife, monitor for poachers, and survey inaccessible...

He became an expert researcher and tracker, leading rhino protection teams on field expeditions to track down poachers in the Leuser Ecosystem.

They live outdoors in all weathers, for two weeks at a time, and face a daily battle of tracking illegal loggers and poachers, who are often armed.

That's exactly the hope of conservationists who have trained Malenois to find and take down poachers who are in turn tracking down rhinos, including Jack who is being trained by StopRhinoPoaching.com, and Toby and Russell working in Kruger National Park and Pilansberg National Park respectively.

Not only will the tracking devices help keep the rhinos alive, says Hustler, but it also could be used to track down any poachers who manage to hack off the chipped horns and elude the authorities.

Bloodhounds have been used in Kenya to track down poachers, and with great success.

The drones can also cover an area repeatedly to provide real - time information — maybe they can even be helpful even for tracking down loggers or poachers in action.

It's one thing if you're a poacher to have bloodhounds tracking you down, but what if you had Belgian Malenois trained to attack close on your heels?