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pbunkeruk posted in News Article: These Dogs Are a Bird's Best Friend in the Conservation Dogs group - 9 hours 40 min ago

“With their boundless enthusiasm and amazing powers of smell, canines are playing a growing role in global efforts to protect wildlife. Read more”

RyanRuttan posted in Sea turtle monitoring in the Sustainable Fishing Challenges group - 3 days 19 hours ago

“It depends on the local laws... but we're building a drone that can fly to a preset GPS location up to 30 kms away and land. On top of the drone is a motion activated camera. The drone can shut down for a preset amount of time such as 24 hours, 48 hours or as long as you dare to... Read more”

#monitoring #seaturtles #remoteareas

carlybatist posted in Looking for marine biologists - Bioacoustic data processing made easier! in the Marine Conservation group - 4 days 5 hours ago

“You might also try posting to the African Bioacoustics listserv - email [email protected] . Or Cornell maintains a widely used bioacoustics listserv - [email protected] . Read more”

#Marinebiology, #dataprocessing, #Biology, #WhaleResearch, #bioacoustic, #acoustic

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MonicaYap

I have many transformative experience in IT and I believe a big part of conservation is to shift the mindset and culture of ourselves.

KPMcFarland

Conservation Biologist

Ivan Palmegiani

Former field researcher in behavioral and evolutionary ecology of large predators, now environmental data analyst and consultant.

pjoiner

Citizen Scientist and Software Engineer

Jon Livingston

Trail camera photo analytics

Ben Gottesman

Soundscape Ecologist

WILDLABS State of Conservation Tech Survey 2021: Have your say!

Last year, WILDLABS evolved our annual survey into a comprehensive assessment of the State of Conservation Technology. Our work - which includes triangulating survey findings through focus group discussions with 50 leading experts - has been accepted for publication in Conservation Biology, and will be available along with an interactive web report in the coming weeks.

To continue this important work, we are excited to launch our 2021 survey. Our goal now is to build from our 2020 baseline and collect a longitudinal dataset that tracks trends and helps shape the future of the rapidly evolving conservation technology sector. To do this, we need your help!

Take the 2021 WILDLABS State of Conservation Tech Survey now.

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