From Peter Milton to Tom Snitch on to ShadowView calling them conservation drones, UAVs or Air Rangers, they are all about protecting the last rhino. Only recently with the increase in military equipped poachers ravaging entire elephant herds and rhino crashes have the experts turned to drones. Protecting endangered wildlife species from the sky with UAVs
Black Rhino and White Rhino are being poached at the rate of 2 a day in South Africa by organized wildlife crime syndicates and being trafficked to Asia. Where is the concern? With the huge rhino losses being experienced in the Kruger National Park and other public and private game reserves (2,400 since 2006 :
Stop extinction! Protect endangered rhino and other African wildlife species from illegal trade and trafficking in South Africa. Watching Shannon fly her ambassador raptors in the clear South African sky was magical. Seeing her flinch as kids told stories of trapping and killing birds was painful. Hearing her dispel myths, open students’ eyes and touch
2012 marks highest rhino poaching numbers in history, around 650, with majority lost in the famous Kruger National Park in South Africa. According to the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) there are about 16,000 black rhino and white rhino remaining in Africa, with approximately 90% found in South Africa. With poaching reaching alarming numbers over the
Wildlife scavenger hunt for products made from horn, skin, bone, fur, feathers of endangered and threatened wildlife species. It’s the season when every nonprofit organization and cause is screaming “donate”, to stop this and change that… and empty your already low pocket book. At NIKELA we’re asking you to share photos. No, not
It’s going to take the collaborative efforts of conservationists, activists, scientists and ordinary people to end the illegal wildlife trade – Sec. Clinton… Going back four years… It all started almost four years ago when Russ and I were introduced to the amazing work of Shannon and Ben Hoffman. While experiencing the splendor
3rd Degree with Debora Patta and Julian Rademeyer exposes the illegal RHINO HORN TRADE. Caution! Graphic video footage. Recommend on Facebook Buzz it up Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post Bookmark in Browser Tell a friend
As always Animal Welfare Activist Chris Mercer tells it like it is. Asia’s illegal wildlife trade driving African wildlife species to extinction. ……. Let’s prove Chris Mercer wrong. Let’s show him that we do care, that we can change and that we will stop the looting of Africa’s wildlife, endangered, threatened and all species
Organized crime is poaching Africa’s rhino to extinction partly because law enforcement is neither trained nor organized. From one of our trusted INTEL and anti-poaching sources we hear that “Experienced Security Operatives” support the belief that Kwazulu-Natal (KZN) Rhino poaching is on the rise due, inexperienced enforcement efforts ignoring the basics of
Catching the wildlife traffickers and illegal traders to save endangered species, especially the rhino, requires skill, finesse, technology and most of all intelligence. Over the last few days we’ve been getting some eye opening information from one of our sources in the INTELLIGENCE world. Some is for sharing and some not. Have you ever stopped
