#Wildeas

"This may sound a little bit idealistic, but when I go to my blog, my Facebook page, my Twitter account, I talk to different people from all over the world, and you see how it's easy to establish a dialogue."

Paulo Coelho

We should create a dialogue.

Speak about our challenges, share our success and our failures in order for information to be openly shared and in order to lead positive changes in the world.

In this section, I provide blog posts that I have written with information that can help anyone, from a small conservancy leader, to an international NGO, an environment minister and donors.

Posts range from introductions to technologies such as drones, to personal views on technologies, systems and trends.

"I believe that current advanced technology has tools, which, put into the hands of enforcement and prevention workers in the field, can put them on the proactive side of wildlife crime prevention and humanitarian assistance and protection. Together we can ensure that tools are chosen and deployed in a manner that matches the requirements of each unique situation while empowering operatives on the ground with actual effective capabilities."

Blog Posts

The Wildeas process, Chapter 1: Initial mapping.

The Wildeas process, Chapter 1: Initial mapping. OR How to fix a broken process, Chapter 1: Initial mapping. The previous chapter outlined the current familiar “Just do it” process, stages and mentality that simply tries to get something done, as fast as possible, putting aside any due process. It is clear that the abandonment of any results oriented process is unintentional and comes from a deep wish to do something in the face of a grave challenge, but it will unquestionabl

Why a broken process will fail you every time

Recognizing Reality – Why systems failed us so far and the traps we fall to. OR Why a broken process will fail you every time. Humanitarian aid and conservation projects span the globe, arising from long-term armed conflicts, sudden epidemics, natural disasters, poaching, human-wildlife conflicts, pollution and more. The world’s large, charismatic species are especially visibly under attack: Elephants, Rhinos, Gorillas, and Tigers are slaughtered by the thousands as crime syn

UAS 101, The UAS consumer guide, Chapter 3 of 3

Welcome back. In the first chapter, I began the introduction to the world of Un Manned Aircraft systems (UAS) by clarifying terminology and reviewing the central characteristics of “A system”. The chapter ended by describing the fundamental process for designating mission characteristics, explaining the first two elements of mission objective and mission tempo. In chapter two, I completed the initial overview by clarifying the mission’s third element of work area characterist