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SMART work in Zambia: Wildlife Police use SMART technology to track poachers
Publication Year:
2019
Abstract:
Two elephant tusks, each cut in half: 22.8 kilograms of ivory, led to the arrest of two suspects in the western Zambian town of Senanga late in 2018. The team of Wildlife Police Officers who took part in the operation were pleased with the day’s work.
Item Type:
Report
Language:
en
Keywords:
poaching, CBNRM, communal land, community participation, conservation, conservancy, management of natural resources, game (animals), rural area, rural environment, rural population, rural settlement, rural development, rural management and planning, rural habitat, wildlife, wildlife conservation, wildlife habitat, wildlife population statistics, wildlife protection
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| SMART work in Zambia.pdf | 2.7 MB |