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Early test setup: a handheld remote and a small receiver unit
A goshawk wearing a small device on its back
Small prototype warning device on a fingertip
Map of Kenya's power grid coloured by voltage, noting that 11 and 33 kV lines are the deadliest

Gunter Schoech

Gunter Schoech, bAWARE founder, in a dark suit, seated at a glass table
Gunter Schoech, bAWARE founder, with a goshawk on his falconry glove

Simon Thomsett

Simon Thomsett, bAWARE co-inventor, as a boy with two birds of prey on his outstretched arms (black-and-white photo)
Simon Thomsett, bAWARE co-inventor, smiling at the controls of a light aircraft (old photo)
Simon Thomsett, bAWARE co-inventor, climbing a rock face on ropes, wearing a helmet
A climber in red on a ledge high on a sheer cliff face
Simon Thomsett, bAWARE co-inventor, as a young man in dry grassland with a young falcon on his hand (old print)
X-ray of a bird with surgical pins in its leg bones
Simon Thomsett, bAWARE co-inventor, in open grassland holding a raptor

Other species

A dead leopard draped over an electrical transformer on a pole
A leopard killed on a pole-mounted transformer.
A man looks up at the power lines above a dead giraffe lying in the grass
A Rothschild’s giraffe killed by a power line. It is one of the rarest giraffes: some 1,399 mature animals were estimated in the wild in 2018 (Wikipedia).