IoT Based Anti Poaching of Trees and Protection of Forest

Theft of the world’s most valuable trees, such as sandalwood, lumber, teak, rosewood, and pinewood, presents a huge danger to forest resources, causes substantial economic harm, and has a terrible impact on the ecosystem across the globe. These trees are very pricey and scarce around the globe. These trees are employed in both medicinal and cosmetics research. To stop such smuggling and conserve the world’s forests, various preventative measures must be created. Many incidences of tree cutting occur as a result of the higher amount of money involved in selling such trees. This study presents an anti-poaching system based on IoT and WSN technologies. Three sensors are used in the structural framework: a tilt detector (to detect the tendency of a tree while it is being cut), a fire sensor and a smoke detector (to detect timberland fires), and a sound detector Detection of even the sound of a tree being hacked down may be used to catch illegal loggers, for example WSN technology is commonly employed in remote monitoring applications (where monitoring is difficult).