WWF Secures Google Funding to Track Poachers with Drones

Mashable 2014-07-29

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The World Wildlife Fund is using $5m from Google to operate and maintain a collection of remote-operated aerial vehicles. They will allow patrols to access and monitor hard-to-reach wildernesses for rhino poaching activities.
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