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CCTV work confirms camera trap findings on effects of laser on rabbits

LMJU University established a trap camera to identify the effect of the automatic laser on a field where the presence of rabbits was abundant. The power point below shows the interesting results that came out of this study. CCTV data on rabbits Bickley Hall Farm September blog MCS Now that the project is coming to

New videos of animals response to the laser

Liverpool Jhon Moore University records the reaction of a fox to the handheld laser   LMJU University continue with their handheld laser trials. While badgers were the focus of this experiment, they were not the only animals to cross the laser’s path. Here we can see the handheld system successfully encouraging a fox to move

External and Internal trial update

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Alex Moore and Martin Sharp from the Liverpool John Moore University provided a summary of the trials, with photos of: – Internal trial (combine shed) -external trial (shed 2) -badger trial    

Volterra focuses its replication activities in the wolf trials for the last months of the project.

A wolf has been recorded close to an area were wolfs attacks have been increasing with the overall recuperation of the species. The government is providing economic compensations for this but the real damage is not the loss of one animal is the effect on the rest of the hearing leaving the animals in a