Wildlife Protection
summary
Deployment of LoRaWAN gateways and GPS sensor tags across national parks in Rwanda, Malawi and Namibia to track herds and about 65 rhinos over areas of 100+ km². Integrates tag telemetry with drones, mobile gateways and solar-powered field cabinets to feed a control room that provides ranger alerts and live maps. Reports operational results including arrests and disrupted poaching attempts, stable uptime after testing, and scalable blueprints for rollout to additional parks.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Wildlife conservation challenges
- 3:39Technology against poaching
- 7:16Drones in protection
- 10:10Network monitoring systems
- 13:43Global conservation foundation
- 16:55LoRaWAN in parks
- 19:02Future of wildlife tech
- 22:57Q&A
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