Conservation Technology that can Mitigate Human-Wildlife Conflict.
Hi Everyone,
I am Priyank Shah, a Wildlife Biologist from Canada. I want to share an amazing conservation technology that could help you or your team if you work closely with animals in wilderness or ranger agencies or your organization works towards mitigating Human-wildlife Conflict.
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Thanks Shah your email address is not going through, share the one that is working
The email ID mentioned is working good, I have people reaching out to me on that email.
Its - priyankshah1498@gmail.com
Thanks for sharing this technology
Hello Damas,
Thanks for acknowledging, if you want to discuss about this further you can email me.
This is absolutely amazing!! I do believe this is what the Africa continent have been looking for. These will really bring HWC solutions to the entire landscape. Especially where I come from.
How can I get this tools I feel to start implementing. Would you mind keeping in touch with me? email:- nkoitoieric3@gmail.com
Hi Nkoitoi,
Thanks for getting in touch and I'm really glad that you found these products really helpful for your project and want to discuss things further. I have sent you an email and would love to interact with you further.
Good to have shared this here. It is worth considering for so many areas in Africa as well. I can certainly think of Kenya and Tanzania national parks and Game reserves.
Hi Ms Sushma,
I have sent you an email to take our discussion further.
This is brilliant! Human-Elephant Conflict is rampant in Bangladesh, and I was looking for solutions like this. Thank you so much for sharing, Priyank! I will reach out to you for more information.
Thank you so much Fairuse, I'm glad the product has found some real meaningful mitigating opportunity.
Looking forward to get in touch with you.
Thanks for sharing, Priyank!
Thank you Flavia, want to reach maximum amount of people and get the tech globally.
Good to have shared this here. It is worth considering for so many areas in Africa as well. I can certainly think of Kenya and Tanzania national parks and Game reserves.
Thank you so much Ms Sushma.
Yes certainly that's the reason I have mentioned that if people are working in projects or organisation in Africa especially it's good mitigating tool.
I'd love to get in touch with you and discuss this about with whatever queries or areas you think it can be applied.
A warm welcome to WildHub, Priyank! It is great to have you join our community and good to hear you are keen to get some practical experience in conservation. What skills are you keen to gain specifically and what skills do you have to offer? Would you mind sharing where you are currently based and if you are open to hybrid internships as well?
We have both Job Opportunities and Training Opportunities rooms here on WildHub which you may like to keep an eye on, as we often post about internships opportunities in there too.
Enjoy exploring WildHub and please do not hesitate to contact us should you have any questions.
Yes, Thank you so much for your valuable time and reply.