Newspaper Article 1993 – Minister tracks down the trackers
Minister tracks down the trackers
The Minister of Conservation Denis Marshall visited Sirtrack Electronics in Havelock North as part of a visit to Hawke’s Bay yesterday. Sirtrack makes wildlife radio tracking equipment and had just finished 10 collars for Judas goats. The collars will be used by the Conservation Department in its goat-culling programme[.] Sirtrack makes a range of tracking equipment, including a device to transmit the temperature of a crocodile’s stomach. Shown, from left, are Mr Marshall, senior engineer Kevin Lay and Dave Ward.
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Sirtrack LimitedFormat of the original
Newspaper articleDate published
30 September 1993Publisher
The Hawke's Bay Herald-TribuneAcknowledgements
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- Kevin Lay
- Denis Marshall
- Dave Ward
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