@WandileSihlobo@MichConstant@jsteenhuisen But you cant have it both ways. Make the Act clear to everyone in a presidential statement that all ministers back and are in agreement. Is the gov purposefully making it ambiguous so that millions of voter base without land think they are going to get given land?
The Wildlife ACT monitoring team on @ManyoniReserve was incredibly fortunate to see one of these special animals crossing the road while out on session.
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The monitoring team on iMfolozi recently came across this Cheetah cub playing with his mother. Lately, the team has been quite fortunate with sightings of Cheetah on the reserve and it always pays off when you happen to come across a sighting like this! @EZEMVELOKZNWild
[2] With their previous collars almost reaching the end of their lifespan getting new ones on the brothers was essential. These collars are assisting the monitoring teams to keep close tabs on the two males, even allowing them to be tracked remotely with GPS technology.
[3] The two brothers have moved far and wide since they were fitted with the new collars, exploring the surrounding park.
Photos by Wildlife ACT Volunteer - Brandie Wettstein.
Text by Wildlife ACT Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park Node Manager - Chris du Toit
A LoRaWAN system operates across a protected area for wildlife animal tracking. An animal’s height & placement of the GPS-tracking device, as well as animal behaviour & habitat, can determine how efficiently it transmits data to the gateway through vegetation.
#LoRaWAN#tech
Anti-snare tracking collars, with metal plating to catch the snare wire, are a vital additive to the conservation community & are needed in parts of South Africa where snaring of endangered species is rife.
#tech#antisnare#wilddogsofafrica#protect#wildlife@wildlifeact
“The long and hard field days while deploying the tracking units on the rhinos’ arrival, and doing intensive post-release monitoring and training, paid off with small daily successes and, of course, beautiful views,” said experienced Wildlife ACT Priority Species Monitor, Anel.
Cheetah Released onto Newly Established KZN Game Reserve in Conservation Milestone for the Species - SAPeople - Worldwide South African News https://t.co/K6YnNjE9XG
Alert zones can be created anywhere in the world, and can be set to send an SMS notification when an animal either moves into or out of that area.
@wildlifeact#alertzones#portal#technology