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Welcome to WILDLABS.NET

WILDLABS.NET is a community of conservationists, technologists, engineers, data scientists, entrepreneurs and change makers. Together, we share information, ideas, tools and resources to discover and implement technology-enabled solutions to some of the biggest conservation challenges facing our planet.

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Join our Community to share your knowledge, explore ongoing projects, ask questions and identify major questions and needs. As a member, your Dashboard gives you the full feed of the latest discussions, members and resources posted to the community. 

Latest posts

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htarold posted in Developers, Makers, & Engineers: Recent Supply Chain Issues in the WILDLABS Watering Hole group - 2 days 18 min ago

“I haven't been affected, my quantities are small and they are all jellybean parts. nothing remotely exotic. Read more”
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htarold posted in Wildlogger for freshwater monitoring in the Build Your Own Data Logger Community group - 2 days 9 min ago

“Hi Nigel, Are you interested in attended or unattended monitoring? You can take inspiration from openctd , also the cave pearl project which has a few variants. IMO the atlas instruments are probably the safest way to go. Water quality sensors are frightfully expensive, and even... Read more”
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ecognize posted in Ecognize: A platform for environmental and conservation issue reporting in the Software and Mobile Apps group - 2 days 5 hours ago

“Update (April 16): I just open-sourced the code at https://github.com/ecognize-hub/ecognize . I released it under the Apache 2.0 license so it can be used for pretty much anything, including commercial use. Read more”
Mobile app, web-based, Citizen Science, Wildlife Crime

New members

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Zack Klyver

Conservationist working on ropeless fishing technology and co-coordinating a sensor data team for an forest elephant project in Gabon
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johned

Digital Signal Processing and Machine Learning Consultant
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James King

Environmental anthropologist, activist, and open-source enthusiast.
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wrangling

Adelaide-based sound artist and acoustic ecologist
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Ayush Jamdar

Electrical engineering freshman, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras.
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Doug

Research ecologist; studying predator-prey dynamics of large mammals

Read the WILDLABS April Community Digest!

Catch up with the latest #tech4wildlife conversations, news, and resources with the WILDLABS April Community Digest! Read the latest digest here.

Our fortnightly digest is the best way to quickly reach the 5,030+ members of our conservation technology community. If you have something that our community should hear about orcould help with, just post it straight to WILDLABS or email us at [email protected] to have it included in our next digest.

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What's new?

The latest case studies, projects, funding opportunities, news and events collated from the WILDLABS.NET Resources to help our community stay on the cutting edge of conservation technology. 

Opportunity: Wildlife Trafficking App Development Project Manager

Conservation International is now accepting applications for an International Wildlife Trafficking App Development Project Manager. This position will play a central role in developing a mobile application that can identify various shark…
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Opportunity: Amazon Conservation Research Fellowship

Conservation Amazonica , a Peruvian non-profit focused on biodiversity conservation in the Andes Amazon region, offers year-long research fellowships at its Los Amigos Biological Station in the lowland Amazon. Applications are due by May…
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Event: The 7th International Bio-Logging Symposium

Submit your abstract by May 16, 2021 to participate in the 7th International Bio-Logging Symposium, held virtually this year and hosted from Honolulu, Hawaii on October 18th - 22nd . Find more details about abstract submissions, symposium…
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New Article: Environmental DNA Metabarcoding

Check out the new research article " Environmental DNA metabarcoding as a useful tool for evaluating terrestrial mammal diversity in tropical forests. " Recently published in Ecological Society of America's Ecological…
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