"Tech in wildlife security"

Tech in wildlife security ...

By International Fund for Animal Welfare - February 09, 2021

Read about how our rangers teams in the Kitenden Corridor use technology to help protect wildlife. From WhatsApp to social media, we are utilising technology and new ways of communicating to help protect the lives of animals and communities.

By Floris Ariëns - March 06, 2021

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Coordinated efforts to protect the Kitenden Corridor | IFAW

By International Fund for Animal Welfare - October 22, 2021

Nestled between the foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro and Amboseli National Park lays t...

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Team Lioness ranger Eunice Peneti becomes first woman ranger to drive in Amboseli National Park | IFAW

By International Fund for Animal Welfare - September 27, 2021

In July 2021, Eunice (29) become the first Team Lioness member to learn how t...

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IFAW secures more space for wildlife

By International Fund for Animal Welfare - September 13, 2021

IFAW has secured 29,035 acres of land as habitat for wildlife in Amboseli, in...

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ifaw’s Team Lioness all-women ranger unit grows in numbers | IFAW

By International Fund for Animal Welfare - September 13, 2021

Team Lioness, the all-woman community wildlife ranger unit helping protect an...