There are educators everywhere working to teach the next generation of sustainability minded students. Whether in formal settings (K-12, undergraduate, graduate) settings or informally as science communication now it is more important than ever to work towards advancing Conservation Tech education.
The United Nations released the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which have served as a framework for educators in this space. Educating with a sustainable focus is a challenge whether you are interested in engineering, public policy, AI, or behavioral biology and we hope that this group will help you grow and exchange your ideas with other current and future educators.
This WILDLABS group has been set up by folks who are working to develop education toolkits, platforms, modules, and more in the conservation space. These tools can be at any level of development.
We hope you will become part of this group to share case studies, exchange ideas, and work towards developing a curriculum for future conservation tool crafters.
Current Examples of Conservation Tech Education Resources:
CV4Ecology Summer Workshop:
- Website for Summer Camp Information
- Applications Due December 15th for next cohort
- 2022 Material including Syllabus, Lectures, Invited Talks, Final Presentations
Tech Tutors from WILDLABS
- TechTutors Season 1, WILDLABS
- TechTutors Season 2, WILDLABS
- TechTutors Season 3, WILDLABS
Want to know more about Conservation Technology education resources? Make sure to join the conversation in the WILDLABS Conservation Tech Training and Education group.
Additional Conservation Tech Courses:
- Tech4Wildlife @ Georgia Tech – Interdisciplinary and Project Based course on Conservation Technology
- MSc Wildlife Conservation Tech – Liverpool John Moores University Program
No showcases have been added to this group yet.
- @srankin
- | she/her
NOAA Fisheries
Bioacoustics researcher with the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
- 0 Resources
- 8 Discussions
- 16 Groups
- @TaliaSpeaker
- | She/her
WILDLABS & World Wide Fund for Nature/ World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
I'm the Executive Manager of WILDLABS at WWF
- 27 Resources
- 64 Discussions
- 32 Groups
WILDLABS & Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)
I'm the Bioacoustics Research Analyst at WILDLABS. I'm a marine biologist with particular interest in the acoustics behavior of cetaceans. I'm also a backend web developer, hoping to use technology to improve wildlife conservation efforts.
- 47 Resources
- 41 Discussions
- 34 Groups
- @MARYLOVE
- | Mary123
I am Marylove,holder of bachelor degree in wildlife Management and conservation. I am interested in wildlife based research and conservation activities. *Also I am interested in entomology learning, I can do I identification and mounting of ant species.*wildlife article writer
- 0 Resources
- 0 Discussions
- 11 Groups
- @donovantye
- | He/Him
Savanna Ecologist, Field Station Director and Head of Conservation Tech Projects for Organization for Tropical Studies (OTS).
- 2 Resources
- 3 Discussions
- 15 Groups
- 0 Resources
- 0 Discussions
- 14 Groups
- @ezunigamartinc
- | She/Her
Hello! I have been interested in Conservation Technology since I was exposed to STEM. I am in the workforce now and would love to use my Robotics and Mechatronics knowledge for these purposes. I am looking for opportunities in Innovation, Data Management, Logistics etc.
- 0 Resources
- 2 Discussions
- 8 Groups
Wildlife Acoustics
Wildlife Acoustics is the leading provider of bioacoustics monitoring technology for biologists, researchers, and government agencies worldwide.
- 28 Resources
- 2 Discussions
- 2 Groups
Fauna & Flora
Remote Sensing Scientist, Conservation Technology & Nature Markets
- 65 Resources
- 65 Discussions
- 11 Groups
- 0 Resources
- 0 Discussions
- 13 Groups
Sensing Clues Foundation
I’m Rebekka, a strategist and creative doer passionate about people, wildlife, and sustainability. At Sensing Clues, I bridge technology and conservation to protect biodiversity and foster coexistence. Driven by purpose and guided by heart, I’m inspired by nature’s stories.
- 12 Resources
- 1 Discussions
- 10 Groups
Chief Wildlife Biologist & CEO of Altitude Conservation, developing conservation tech. Deployed the first drone multi-frequency VHF tracking system in 2015. With 25+ years’ experience as a wildlife biologist and telemetry developer at NPS, DOC (NZ) +3 other telemetry companies
- 0 Resources
- 3 Discussions
- 13 Groups
This role would suit someone with a background in ecology or environmental science who enjoys combining fieldwork, data analysis, and applied research to support real-world environmental outcomes.
8 June 2026
Thanks to support from the WILDLABS Awards through the Boring Fund, funded by Arm, we were able to deliver a conservation technology training programme designed to make wildlife monitoring tools more accessible to rural...
3 June 2026
🌍 Conservation technology is transforming how we protect wildlife, but are we thinking carefully enough about the risks? Drones, camera traps, GPS trackers, acoustic sensors, AI, and remote sensing have become...
22 May 2026
We are very excited to announce the call for applications for the 5th CV4Ecology Short Course!!! This intensive program trains ecologists and conservation practitioners to develop their own AI tools for their own data...
13 May 2026
A 3-year, fully-funded PhD studentship at the interface of ecological theory, AI and global biodiversity mapping
28 April 2026
One year after launch, the WILDLABS Learning Platform is connecting a global community through accessible, hands-on training through conservation technology courses. In its first year, the platform has hosted 19 courses...
19 March 2026
Oxford Nanopore sequencing combined with environmental DNA (eDNA) metabarcoding as a rapid and field-adapted tool for monitoring elusive carnivores
8 February 2026
Come find us at our booth, and don't miss our informative session talks!
6 February 2026
Article
The University of Hawai‘i - Ocean & Resources Engineering program is seeking project ideas from community groups, marine/ocean scientists, government agencies, companies, and non-governmental organizations for their...
16 November 2025
Need to export your EarthRanger patrol tracks but not sure where to start? You’re not alone – and we’ve made it easier than ever. The Giraffe Conservation Foundation is excited to share our new open-source tool,...
14 November 2025
Are you a Google Ads Pro passionate about wildlife and nature conservation? Do you want to use your skills to make a real difference? We’re looking for someone like you to join our small but passionate team and help us...
22 October 2025
Article
A Decentralized Edge-AI LoRa Mesh Network for Forest Surveillance
29 September 2025
FREE Drone & GIS Mini Course from GeoWing Academy
FREE Drone & GIS Mini Course from GeoWing Academy
FREE Drone & GIS Mini Course from GeoWing Academy
Protected Area Technician (PAT) Training
Protected Area Technician (PAT) Training
Protected Area Technician (PAT) Training
Fantastic Fields: Field Data Collection the Smart Way
Fantastic Fields: Field Data Collection the Smart Way
Fantastic Fields: Field Data Collection the Smart Way
Drone Photogrammetry & GIS Advanced Course
Drone Photogrammetry & GIS Advanced Course
Drone Photogrammetry & GIS Advanced Course
Drone Photogrammetry & GIS Intermediate Course
Drone Photogrammetry & GIS Intermediate Course
Drone Photogrammetry & GIS Intermediate Course
Drone Photogrammetry & GIS Introduction (Foundation) Course
Drone Photogrammetry & GIS Introduction (Foundation) Course
Drone Photogrammetry & GIS Introduction (Foundation) Course
June 2026
event
July 2026
event
June 2026
event
May 2026
event
11 Products
2 R&D Projects
23 Organisations
Recently updated products
Recently updated R&D Projects
Recently updated organisations
New "Human Dimensions" group on Wildlabs?
29 May 2026 7:25pm
11 June 2026 5:37pm
I am currently conducting research on the ecology and conservation of the Indian pangolin (Manis crassicaudata) in Pakistan and would be very interested in exploring potential collaboration opportunities in wildlife conservation, biodiversity monitoring, and species distribution modeling.
Due to limited financial resources, conducting extensive fieldwork remains challenging. Therefore, I would greatly welcome opportunities for collaboration, joint projects, or research support related to pangolin conservation.
Dr. Tariq Ahmad
[email protected]
12 June 2026 9:01pm
I would join this group! I'm fairly new to this community, and human dimensions is my closest area of interest amongst the other groups listed for WildLabs.
14 June 2026 9:35pm
Hi
Heavily interested
I am trying to put in place a citizen science project where UX design and environmental human-computer interaction and Environmental communication are a big deal
keep me in touch
Quantifying 15-months of fynbos vegetation recovery using Drone Photogrammetry and QGIS
12 June 2026 11:56am
Biodiversity Monitoring Scientist
8 June 2026 5:22pm
Beyond the Map: How Drone Data Reveals Ecological Recovery Through Statistics
5 June 2026 10:06am
What Happens When Conservation Technology Leaves the Lab? Lessons from Training Rural Communities in the Brazilian Cerrado
3 June 2026 1:20am
Looking for internships, fellowships, and scholarships in conservation technology
2 May 2026 9:03am
WOOHOO ITS WORKING!! Tech finds undetected decades old Alien Invasive Parent Plants in indigenous forest!
24 July 2025 12:21pm
8 October 2025 1:26pm
Thanks @SeanHill - I'll take a look!
5 May 2026 11:02pm
This is a very promising result. The use of drones for detecting invasive species demonstrates strong potential for improving monitoring efficiency and accuracy. In a country like Brazil, where ecosystems are significantly affected by invasive species such as Hovenia dulcis (Japanese raisin tree) and Pinus spp., this technology could become a valuable tool for early detection and management.
29 May 2026 10:15am
It certainly is! The great thing about it too is that the aerial detections often lead to more ground detections when teams are locating the trees from the map data and by using the ground app, they are able to mark the locations and photograph the newly discovered aliens and sync it to the existing maps as well. This allows for truly comprehensive removal and monitoring data capture.
Women in Conservation Forum: Monday 2nd March 2026 Nairobi
15 January 2026 7:21am
Bugs to Bytes: A Free Platform for ecological Research Data and more
26 May 2026 11:04am
Help shape best-practice guidance on conservation technology - input to survey
22 May 2026 10:20am
Computer Vision for Ecology 2027 - Info Session
15 May 2026 2:05pm
The 5th Computer Vision for Ecology Short Course - Call for Applications [CV4Ecology 2027]
13 May 2026 2:18pm
Nature Credit Markets Webinar with Sensing Clues: Trustworthy Data for Validation and Verification Purposes
11 May 2026 6:51am
Ecology Field Training: Data Collection and Analysis at Lower Oder Valley
6 May 2026 9:50am
Citizen science tool for microplastic mapping in underserved regions
18 April 2026 3:48am
1 May 2026 12:39pm
Hi Mykhailo. That citizen science tool seems interesting. But, how do you expect people to detect microplastics (ranging from 1 µm to 5 mm in size)?
Open PhD project: Decoding and mapping Earth's species interactions with ecological AI
28 April 2026 4:51pm
Carpentries - workshop interest?
7 April 2026 10:00pm
Looking To Utilize My Skillsets To Help
19 March 2026 10:26pm
Celebrating 1 Year of the WILDLABS Learning Platform
19 March 2026 2:36pm
Camera Trap Integration Webinar with Sensing Clues: Connecting Your Camera Traps with All Your Conservation Data
19 March 2026 10:07am
From Whiskers to Datasets: How We Study Small Mammals
11 March 2026 10:03am
How to measure canopy heights with a drone and free software: A quick easy guide!
9 March 2026 3:16pm
When Wildlife Becomes Data: Ethical AI in Biodiversity Monitoring- Join the GEO Indigenous Alliance Summit 2026 March 16-19
5 March 2026 3:53pm
APPLIED BIOACOUSTICS IN CONSERVATION AND PRACTICE
4 March 2026 8:33am
5 March 2026 4:39am
This looks like a very practical course for people working with biodiversity monitoring. Will there also be guidance on choosing recording equipment for long term field deployments?
https://wildlabs.net/event/applied-bioacoustics-conservation-and-practice-1 slope game 2
10 April 2026 2:13pm
Hi Ethan,
Sorry i missed your message. Absolutely. We’ll cover how to choose recording equipment for longer-term deployments, including the key trade-offs (cost, durability, battery life, storage, etc.) and how these link to different monitoring goals. The focus is very much on practical, real-world use.
AI Segmentation Tool for QGIS
2 March 2026 8:29am
2 March 2026 7:08pm
Interesting.
3 March 2026 7:51am
It is a fantastic tool, really helps save time and increases efficiency. Have you used or designed tools like this before?
#GCTDF2026: Implementing the Global Ocean Agenda through Conservation Tech
28 February 2026 9:38pm
When should managers actively breach a temporarily closed estuary?
20 February 2026 10:16am
Women in Conservation Forum: 3 Weeks Today!!
9 February 2026 1:31am
11 February 2026 2:16am
Hi Macayle! My assumption is that this is an in-person only event...yes? If there is an option to join remotely or listen in, please do follow up and share with our Community! I would personally love to attend, and I am sure many others would as well! And if there may be any content that is publicized post the event, please do share that as well. :) Sounds like a fantastic initiative -- thank you for sharing! Cheers!
Co-Create Conservation Tech: Features, Fixes & Roadmap Workshop "Cluey" with Sensing Clues
10 February 2026 8:07am
Assessing Oxford Nanopore-based eDNA metabarcoding for carnivore monitoring in Saudi Arabia: detection of Arabian leopard DNA as a case study
8 February 2026 6:43pm