Drones In Park Rangers

Drone technology is advancing rapidly and it is changing the way in which things are being done. Drones are widely used by many people as a hobby or for career purposes, as well as for military purposes by the United States. Drones provide the U.S military with many benefits, which helps the military to operate efficiently and in a safe manner. Businesses are utilizing this technology as well in order to make their companies run more efficiently, as well as to improve their customer service. Drone

and people spent millions on national parks each year on the upkeep of their national parks. Unfortunately, this past year alone they have lost about $30 million in national funding. However in 2015 spending was $3.3 billion total. Of that, 82% ($2.7 billion) was visitors spending alone. Furthermore, visitors spending accounts for 75% of the GDP impact, 76% of employment impacts and 62% of the tax impact. (Parks Canada, 2016). As these numbers show National Parks are a very large part of the Canadian

high-powered technology and weaponry, which is used to track and kill many animals without being detected. Zoologists are trying to decrease these estimates by conserving and protecting large pieces of land that allow animals to move from one national park to another. Along with protecting these pieces of land, wildlife specialists are improving security and training sniffer dogs to help prevent poaching. Sniffer dogs are trained to detect illegal animal products and locate poachers ("Africa's Poaching

Recently, the use of drones and other unmanned aircraft has concerned the general public. Drones today come standard with a high definition camera that some say will allow people to spy and plot out other malicious acts towards society. Large drone companies are concerned that sales will drop if the restrictions continue to rise; moreover, the ability to buy a drone is becoming much more difficult. Drone restrictions concern people who have owned drones for years and use them for recreational purposes

counter-poaching efforts without the need of armies or rangers who risk their lives to protect the elephants. Some of these military tools include acoustic traps, mobile technology, mikrokopters, radio frequency identification tags, encrypted data digital networks camera traps, DNA testing, radio collars, metal scanners, and satellite imagery (Cress and Zommers, 2014, p. 1). There are great advancements being made that allow wildlife rangers and law enforcement communities to fight technology with

Should Drones Be Legalized? Should drones be legalized in the United States? Many people find themselves asking this question more and more often lately. Drones should be legalized for multiple reasons. Drones do have some cons but many more pros. Crime reduction, media aids, educational benefits, and business benefits are all reasons that drones should be legalized. CRIME REDUCTION Drones could be a good asset for people like police officers to use for surveillance. Policemen could fly drones into

“Politics doesn’t belong in football” is what I heard my Dad say as a Jeremy Corbyn banner was raised in the kop. “I watch football to get away from Politics” is a comment I saw in /r/soccer and that got me thinking, isn’t football the worst place to come to get away from politics. I want to start with my overall point. Politics and Football are intricately intertwined. Politics often manifests itself through Football, whilst Football has also been used for political propaganda. One of the ways

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