antipoaching造句

• Meanwhile nations are to reinforce their elephant monitoring and antipoaching efforts.
• Conservation, including vigorous antipoaching efforts, has helped replenish elephant populations.
• Kruger maintains protected reserves, aerial patrols and antipoaching operations on the ground.
• The antipoaching campaign, however, will continue during the negotiations, the officials said.
• Some O-2s, Vietnam-era propeller planes, have been converted into antipoaching planes in Africa.
• Some rogue exotic fish traders are thought to have released them in the lake to avoid being caught by antipoaching forces.
• Elephant hunting was greatly reduced for a while with the implantation of a conservation project ( ECOFAC ), due to their antipoaching activities.
• Eventually, microphone networks may be used to monitor elephant migrations, give villages a warning when a herd is preparing to invade farmers'fields or alert antipoaching teams to gunshots, said Steven Gulick, 52, an engineer at Cornell.
• Advocating a joint antipoaching effort among the East African Community nations of Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda, Nyamu granted an interview with the " Tanzania Daily News " during a stop in Moshi, Tanzania, in July 2016.
• "We in the Kruger have been very fortunate, we have finances to be able to back our operations, " says Ken Maggs, head of South Africa's antipoaching efforts, who is based in Kruger National Park.
• For example, the administration has ordered the U . S . Coast Guard to fortify its patrol of coastal waters, a duty that makes it less able to enforce antipoaching rules, leaving species like rockfish, Atlantic salmon and red snapper vulnerable.
• "There's a war fought over the elephants here _ men die on both sides, poachers and antipoaching rangers, with a lot of elephants in between, " says Daphne Sheldrick, founder of the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi, Kenya.
• Ken Maggs, who heads antipoaching intelligence for South Africa's national parks, points out that " Kruger National Park, where most of South Africa's elephants live, is over ( 5 million acres ) and is patrolled regularly _ a very expensive operation,"