PPT-Technology to combat poaching

From the lab to the park Priaash Ramadeen What do I do MAKE IMPACT Priaash Ramadeen Senior Engineer Scourge of poaching Nxanatseni North amp South Marula North Marula South Kruger National Park. Kieran Dhillon, . PsyD. , ABPP. Military Psychology. Disclaimer. Information . and opinions expressed by . Maj. Dhillon are not intended/should not be taken as representing the policies and views of the Department of Defense, its component services, or the US Government.. Eric Berman. Managing Director, Small Arms Survey. 24 SEPTEMBER 2012. Militarization of poaching and anti-poaching in Africa. Beyond Enforcement: . Communities, governance, incentives and sustainable use in combating wildlife crime. By: Gordon . Pherribo. What is Poaching?. Poaching is the illegal hunting, killing or capturing of animals. ..  Poaching can refer to the failure to comply with regulations for legal . harvest. Falls under 5 categories:. . Tourniquets and . Hemostatic. Dressings. The Number One. Medical Priority for Initial Management of Trauma Victims. Early control of severe hemorrhage is critical.. Prior to TCCC and effective battlefield tourniquets, extremity hemorrhage was the most frequent cause of . Alberto Uriarte. albertouri@cs.drexel.edu. Santiago . Ontañón. santi@cs.drexel.edu. Motivation & Goal. Game. -tree search . algorithms require a . forward model. or . “simulator”. .. In some games (like StarCraft) we . X.N. Funda. 13. th. September 2016. Presentation to the Republic of South Africa’s parliament . 2,000,000ha. 1000 km boundary . International Borders. Lebombo Mountain . Range. 1.7million annual . Courtney . Alber. and Ben Ricker. What is Poaching?. Poaching is the illegal killing, hunting, or capturing of animals . . History of Poaching in Africa. Elephants. In the early 20th century there used to be 3-5 million Elephants in the world.. Portfolio Committee on Environmental Affairs Colloquium on Anti-Rhino Poaching. Annette Hübschle, Ph.D.. University of Cape . Town . Introduction & Structure. Taking stock: Successes. Background: Ethnographic research – following the horn from the bush to the market. Research Question. . . How . much of an average household’s nutritional requirements are fulfilled by illegally poached meat and how does this affect ecosystem health and social relations within local . BY BRENDAN KELLER AND jOEL zUNIGA. < Poachers are holding down an elephant they illegally killed and and trying to remove its tusks for money.. < A group of poachers trying to remove the horn of an elephant, which is the most desired part of the animal for many people.. 28 October 2013. Objectives. STATE. the common causes of altered states of consciousness on the battlefield. . STATE. why a casualty with an altered state of consciousness should be disarmed.. DESCRIBE . Suzanne Gleason and Patricia K. Tong. IRS-TPC Research Conference. June 18, 2015. 1. *These views are the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the U.S. Department of the Treasury or the U.S Department of Defense.. DAPU operatorates in the “Dande North” which is in the Mbire District. The one major thing that sets us apart from everyone else here, is that m ost of the area is “communal land” with a c This PowerPoint presentation contains a selection of images and archives which students can use to . prompt discussion and encourage further research. The materials . come from the . Collection . of the National Army .