Last year, a construction worker named Pete Jackson was hit by thieves over six times. Because of this, not only does he have a sign up that clearly warns potential thieves to ‘watch out’, but he also has surveillance cameras up on top of his roof of his building.

However, what the thieves are not able to openly see is what will ultimately land them in jail the next time they try to break into any of Pete’s Stonewall construction sites to steal any of his belongings: it’s GPS equipment tracking.

He claims construction site thieves are hitting him ‘left and right’ claiming that recently he had eight windows stolen from one house, which costed him around $1200 to replace them.

Jackson decided to put a little more pressure on the next person who trespasses on his property. as he is fed up with criminals getting away with stealing what doesn’t belong to them.

On one of his expensive air compressor units, he installed GPS equipment tracking which, unknown to thieves, will double as a GPS tracking device. Read the rest of this entry »

Because of poaching, over 30,000 African elephants die every year with a lot of their ivory tusks being found hundreds of miles away from them. East Africa can be thought of as ground zero for poaching. In fact, the Tanzanian government announced in June that there was over 60 percent of elephants lost in their country in the past five years going from around 110,000 to less than 44,000. There was a 48 percent loss of elephants reported for neighboring Mozambique.

In order to track the poached tusks route,

Bryan Christy, investigative journalist, commissioned a taxidermist to make a couple of fake ivory tusks where he would then embed a GPS tracking device in each.

The tusks are intended to hunt down the people who are killing the elephants to learn the routes they follow, what ports they leave from, the ships they travel on and the countries and cities it transits and ends up.

The tusks are being sent to a part of the world that is far too dangerous for the investigators to go. Additionally, the tusks were placed on a path that they knew was the path where ivory was transported from Garamba National Park making its way North into Sudan.

Christy and his team tracked it from country to country north. They felt it was a creative and exciting idea being able to watch it move north and avoid all roads as it headed north to Sudan. Read the rest of this entry »

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GPS tracking provides invaluable services and tools for junk removal companies – many you may not even realize. If you’re like most junk removal businesses you’re already using GPS tracking for navigation. Today’s GPS fleet tracking services offer so much more than simple directions to out of the way locations.

More Efficient Routing

In addition to planning days according to route traffic from one job to the next, GPS fleet tracking allows dispatchers to plan drivers’ routes for an entire day according to the most efficient route for fuel and labor costs.

It might not seem like that big of a deal at first glance, but it can save junk removal companies a great deal of money on fuel, labor, and vehicle maintenance year after year. Over time, these savings add up to higher wages for employees and bigger profits for your junk removal business. Read the rest of this entry »

Through a Snowdon Tidy charity initiative, volunteer litter pickers in Snowdonia are using GPS tracking devices to record where trash is found.

The charity’s initiative is in achieving and sustaining a worthwhile reduction of litter on all the major paths of Snowdon from the base to the summit. This will include responsible disposal of trash and car parks.

The Snowdonia National Park Authority team, Snowdonia Society and RAW Adventures all teamed up this summer to clean up the litter found on the Miners’ track starting at Pen y Pass and working all the way to Lake Glaslyn. The group which included 17 volunteers were guided by a few experienced Mountain Leaders; Ross Worthington (RAW Adventures), Helen Pye (SNPA) and Kin Choi. Read the rest of this entry »