In the rugged northern section of Hwange National Park, protecting wildlife requires more than boots on the ground. As conservation teams work across large and sometimes difficult-to-access areas, technology is becoming an increasingly important tool for monitoring wildlife, strengthening anti-poaching operations, and supporting faster responses to threats.
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At theCrop Protection Regulatory Conference, taking place Sept. 8–9, 2026, in Brussels, Claudio Mereu of Bird & Bird will provide a focused review of some of the most significant 2025–2026 EU and Member State case law concerning plant protection products and pesticides, with particular attention to the precautionary principle, scientific assessment, renewal and non-renewal of…
