Übersetzung für 'poachers' von Englisch nach Deutsch

poachers

Wilderer {pl}hunting

Wilddiebe {pl}

poachers [family Agonidae] [also: poacher family]

Agoniden {pl}fishT

Panzergroppen {pl}fishT

• In Indonesia, IRF funds Rhino Protection Units (RPUs) which rigorously patrol forests to destroy snares and traps (the main method of poaching for these species) and apprehend poachers.
• When the Warden returns to his cottage the animals assume that the poachers will not return, but the poachers are unaware the Warden is back and decide to hunt foxes in areas where the deer are not present.
• The brilliant pink color of the "Helonias" flowers attracts poachers.
• Through the Digit Fund, Fossey financed patrols to destroy poachers' traps among the mountains of Virunga.
• In 1851, a gang of forty or so poachers assembled in Rufford Park as a mass action against what was perceived to be the unfair monopolising of game-hunting rights by wealthy landowners.

• The technique was a common practice used by boys, poachers and working men in times of economic stress, particularly during the 1930s Depression era.
• The ride originally included a scripted portion where the safari truck - callsign "Simba-1" - would be contacted by a habitat warden and a scientist to hunt down poachers that had captured a mother elephant and her child - Big Red and Little Red, respectively.
• Another newly realised danger of geotagging is the location information provided to criminal gangs and poachers on the whereabouts of often endangered animals.
• Phoenix is finally captured by the poachers and held prisoner.
• On June 15, 2016, the "Cascarilla" exchanged gunfire with individuals they believed were Dominican Republic fish poachers. No crew members were injured, but the poachers got away.

• Normally poachers are set free after confiscating their catch, but, in this case, the fishing vessel suffered engine failure, and the poachers crew had to be rescued.
• Vultures are sometimes specifically targeted for bushmeat consumption or traditional belief use. Poachers also target vultures, even when they are not harvesting the vultures for bushmeat or belief use purposes.
• Bug poachers have demanded up to $30,000 to share how they breached the system.
• In late February 2014, Brimob Special Police shot dead two poachers, when they opened fire with their homemade firearms.
• In 2013, poachers tried to kill the rhinos staying in the forest but failed in their attempt due to Molai who alerted department officials.

• Namibia has been critical of Botswana's "shoot to kill" policy against wildlife poachers. In 2015 and in 2020 several Namibians were killed as suspected poachers by the Botswana military.