In the 1960's, Garamba National Park was home to over 20,000 elephants. However, by 2017, their population had declined to fewer than 2,000. Local extinction seemed inevitable until Naftali Honig, a park ranger and National Geographic Explorer, discovered a tool that finally Naftali and his colleagues a much-needed advantage over the poachers. Watch this video to discover how smart maps became their secret weapon in the save their elephant population from local extinction.
00:11 Introduction: Poaching Crisis in Garamba National Park
01:41 The Role of GIS in Visualizing Poacher Activity
02:31 Results: Did Smart Maps Protect Elephants & Rangers?
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22 фев 2024