The Art of Tracking may well be the origin of science. After hundreds of thousands of years, traditional tracking skills may soon be lost. Yet tracking can be developed into a new science with far-reaching implications for indigenous communities, citizen science and nature conservation.
The Art of Tracking may well be the origin of science. After hundreds of thousands…
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Trackers can play an important role in education, ecotourism, search & rescue, anti-poaching, crime prevention,…
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Since 1985, Louis Liebenberg witnessed the steep decline in indigenous tracking skills in southern Africa.
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In order to study spoor, one must inevitably go to places where one will most…
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Tracking dangerous criminals in a nature conservation context usually involves tracking down poachers. In national…
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