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- Laser systems for the prevention of food chain poisoning and minimization of chemical exposure to the environment
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Seminary at Cheshire Wildlife Trust, by Dr Jenny Sneddon
On September 29rd, Dr Jenny Sneddon from Liverpool John Moores University visited the Cheshire Wildfire Trust. Dr. Sneddon leaded a seminary at CWT where we have a test site for the Life Laser Fence proyect.
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IRIS executes night flights with the new drones of the project
During the last weeks, Santiago Martinez, partner and pilot of IRIS, has made several night flights in agro forestry zones to get some training for the flights foreseen in the LIFE Laser Fence project. The trials have been done near a workshop used by the company in Ourense, more specifically in the town of Viana
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Meeting in Cuarterola between Angel Camacho Group and Volterra
On August 23rd Egbert Sonneveld from Volterra visited the Cuarterola site of the Angel Camacho Group. He was received by Felipe Pizarro, head of production, who introduced him to Angela Cuevas from Cudema, subcontracted by the Angel Camacho, and who took over the responsibility of technical management of the Laser Fence project. The first Agrilaser
Read MoreCheshire Wildlife Trust in Bickley – hall farm visit by manufacturer, Bird Control Group
Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) invited Joep Everaers from Bird Control Group to visit one of the locations of the EU Life Laser Fence project where the personnel tests laser to repel the different animal species. One of the locations in Europe where the Autonomic system is tested for monitoring animal behavior is the Cheshire
Read MoreEU Life Laser Fence project: French vineyards visit – Bordeaux
Sibylle Giraud, Sales Manager at Bird Control Group visited different vineyards and spoke to different wine producer associations in Bordeaux, France. Together with French firm specializing in as-sessment for Fauna and Flora, they discussed specific problematic areas around Bordeaux, as some of the damage to vineyards can be very extensive in terms of the loss.
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