Abstract

The use of technology in wildlife conservation has been gaining momentum in recent years. One such technological solution is virtual fencing, which is a system that uses sensors and GPS to create an invisible boundary around an area. The system can be used to monitor the movement of wildlife and prevent them from entering areas where they may be at risk, such as highways or urban areas. In addition to virtual fencing, technology can also be used to monitor deforestation and provide notifications when illegal logging activity is detected. This can help conservation organizations and law enforcement agencies to quickly respond to threats to forest ecosystems and take action to protect them. The combination of virtual fencing and deforestation monitoring technology can be a powerful tool in the fight to protect wildlife and their habitats. By using these tools, conservationists can better understand animal behaviour and take steps to mitigate human impact on ecosystems.