Laser Fence
- Laser systems for the prevention of food chain poisoning and minimization of chemical exposure to the environment
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Laser Fence final report now online
As part of our After Life activities we are now publishing our Final report to the European Commission as well as an Annex with a summary of all trials.
Read MoreNew wolf trials en Sierra de la Culebra
Volterra team returned to the wolf centre in Sierra de la Culebra the 15th of December, to continue studing the effect of the laser beam in these animals.The trials were done together with the wolf management team of the centre. The trials were done at sunset at around 6.00 pm. The wolf centre has currently three packs of
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Wolf trials in Sierra de la Culebra
The Wolf trials in Sierra de la Culebra were finally carried out the 28th of September, Volterra and Fundación Hombre y Naturaleza visited the Wolf centre. The trials were done together with the veterinary and the wolf management team of the centre. The wolf centre has currently three packs of wolfs of 7, 2
Read MoreRehearsals with wolves in the Sierra de la Culebra
Rehearsals with the wolves in the Sierra de la Culebra were finally carried out on September 28, Volterra and the Man and Nature Foundation visited "El Centro del Lobo Ibérico" (Robledo de Sanabria). The tests were conducted together with the veterinarian and the wolf management team of the center. The Wolf Center currently has three
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Final SCM online meeting with Project Officer
Sadly we can’t meet in Liverpool today, but still excited to share our #laserfence project results with our Project Officer and Monitor via zoom.@lifeprogramme @LJMU @IRIS_UAV @BirdControlG @Gameandwildlife pic.twitter.com/oVWNSZCIOf — Volterra Ecosystems (@Volterra_ecosys) September 22, 2020
Read MoreWolf packs are growing and causing damages in the Peninsula. Farmers are getting highly concerned.
Wolf packs are growing and causing damages in the Peninsula. Farmers are getting highly concerned. Wolf population is growing, around 340 wolf packs are now in freedom in Spain. This is good news for the recuperation of this specie from all the last centuries attacks; however, is causing important damages to livestock. Only in this
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