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Protecting Endangered Species with GPS
In the United States alone there are 496 animal species that are considered endangered. Whether due to ignorance concerning how to protect these animals or out of a cold-hearted desire to make money...
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Italian Scientist Hopes to Save the Mediterranean Tortoise with GPS
The testudo hermanni is an endangered species of Mediterranean tortoise, and their numbers are dropping each day due to a shrinking habitat nearby Maremma Natural Park. Not only are they being squeezed...
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GPS on the Trail of the Ocelot
The ocelot has long been considered an endangered species, and biologists are looking for ways to preserve this beautiful creature and its habitat. For the first time, scientists at the Laguna Atascosa...
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Aquarium of the Pacific Tracks Endangered Green Sea Turtle with GPS
Earlier this year, an endangered green sea turtle was found in the Shoreline Village marina in Long Beach, CA. The nearby Aquarium of the Pacific, an institution approved by the National Marine...
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GPS Devices Could Help Save “Critically Endangered” African Dama Gazelles
The majestic dama gazelles of Africa are officially listed as “critically endangered” by the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List for Threatened Species. There is an estimated...
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North Carolina Zoo Giving Hope To Endangered Species Thanks To GPS
There is no question that the human race has taken much from the Earth. More and more, people are taking precious resources the Earth offers us without giving anything back. It isn’t just a US problem:...
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GPS Tracking Used In Malaysian Elephant Conservation Efforts
GPS technology is once again being used in wildlife conservation efforts; this time in Malaysia. Malaysian Elephants are listed as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. The...
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