Drone surveillance in Kenya’s national parks is proving effective inreducing the number of poaching incidentsWlLDLIFE poachers in Kenya are on the run as eyes in the sky now track their nefarious activities,leaving fewer places to hide.The successful completion,at the end of August this year,of a pilot project featuring remote controlled drones using aerial surveillance to monitor poaching activities has given hope to conservation efforts.The potential of the project,which began in late 2014, Drone surveillance in Kenya’s national parks is proving effective inreducing the number of poaching incidentsWlLDLIFE poachers in Kenya are on the run as eyes in the sky now track their nefarious activities, leaving fewer places to hide. The successful completion, at the end of August this year , of a pilot project featuring remote controlled drones using aerial surveillance to monitor poaching activities has given hope conservation efforts. The potential of the project, which began in late 2014,