Protected area staff use the handheld tool CyberTracker to collect data and produce spatial and statistical analyses to guard gorillas in Cross River reserves. The system aids the conservation of the ...
The CyberTracker series follows secret agents battling corrupt officials and criminals who use nearly invincible androids/cyborgs for sinister purposes. In the first film, Trackers steal secrets for a ...
Indigenous knowledge is an essential resource to draw on in addressing emerging challenges, including climate disruption and biodiversity collapse. UNESCO Unesco brought together two of Africa’s ...
Technology is allowing anyone to contribute to scientific research, with implications for conservation, disease prevention and much more. Louis Liebenberg explains In September 1996 we tested the ...
Imagine being able to use your smartphone to help track wildlife, map trails and even keep an eye on neighbourhood cats – all on one app with just a few taps of the screen. That is the power of ...
Eric is a secret agent currently working as security guard for senator Dilly. The senator is the main advocate for a new kind of police officer: the Tracker, a perfect and nearly invulnerable android.
NORDHOEK, South Africa-- Sitting at his laptop computer, Louis Liebenberg compares two maps of the same area: While the first is plotted thickly with yellow dots, the yellow areas on the second map ...
WHAT really goes on in Africa's remote national parks? Though satellite imaging and aerial surveys give a rough idea of changes in animal and plant life, the most detailed data still have to be ...
Cape Town - Conservationists in more than 30 countries are now monitoring wildlife with CyberTracker, invented by Cape Town scientist Louis Liebenberg and made freely available on the internet.
‘We have a connection with the Hadzabe community because they are hunter-gatherers just like us.’ In May 2025, ǀUi David, a tracker from the Juǀ’hoansi San community in Namibia, took part in a unique ...
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