What tools and methods are environmental scientists using to photograph poaching activities in Africa?

Environmental scientists are employing a combination of remote sensing technology, camera traps, and drones to monitor and photograph poaching activities in Africa. Remote sensing using satellites and aerial imagery allows for large-scale habitat monitoring, while camera traps capture images of wildlife and poachers in action. Drones provide aerial surveillance and can cover difficult terrains, offering real-time data on illegal activities. These tools enhance the ability to track poaching trends and inform conservation strategies.