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12 drones and 50 satellite collars seek to track wildlife in Tanzania’s game reserves

 

(Posted 22nd May 2025)

 

Mariam Said, Daily News Tanzania, May 19, 2025
DODOMA: THE Tanzanian government will intensify the use of modern technology in combating incidents involving dangerous and destructive wildlife by deploying 12 drones and 50 satellite collars to track the movement of key animals, particularly elephants.
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