The world’s biodiversity is declining fast; none moreso than migratory species. These species range from whales and sharks to elephants, big cats, bats, birds and many more. They represent about 8,000 to 10,000 of the world’s 1.8 million known species. What they have in common is that they all travel at regular intervals, mostly between feeding and breeding grounds; sometimes thousands of miles/ kilometres separate these areas. Other times the distances between the two are relevantly short. Whether a long or short journey, these animals have an innate need to roam often across human boundaries – coastal and landlocked.