Paul Rosolie says his organisation uses Starlink and co-ordinates ‘80-something’ rangers across 160,000 acres

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""Now we have a major organization. We have 160,000 acres. We're on the verge of making a national park. So now we're professionals. So now we have like Starlink and we're able to communicate.""

Paul Rosolie says his conservation work has shifted from early, ad hoc expeditions to operating what he describes as a professional organisation managing 160,000 acres of land. He says the project is “on the verge” of national-park designation and that the group uses Starlink at different bases to communicate and co-ordinate “80-something” rangers working across remote areas of forest.