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If only there was a place where these users, manufacturers, and supporters of conservation technology could connect with one another. There is. It is called WILDLABS.
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Five #tech4wildlife people, projects and updates that caught our attention this month. An AI supported bear early warning system, a project that's connecting indigenous communities with high speed internet, exploring career paths into corporate sustinability, fundraising for non-profit projects, koala tracking tag recommendation and an open source design for an aquatic stereo camera.
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In this Conservation Tech Showcase case study from 2022 Conservation Tech Award winner MoveApps, you’ll learn how they’re breaking new ground in animal movement research with tracking data analysis tools hosted by the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior.
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The new white paper from Rainforest Connection (RFCx) explores the power of ecoacoustics and AI to monitor biodiversity and track progress towards GBF targets using case studies from around the world.
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In this article, Sol Milne discusses his experiences with sustainability, both in terms of environmental impact and project longevity, and considers how uncoupling conservation work from colonial ideas can help us build a more sustainable future for our field.
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Job available at the University of Antwerp in the field of wireless / IoT / low power communication. The group works on a range of projects but are developing a range of...
8 March 2022
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Hi all, we have been developing low cost open source proximity loggers for small animals (minimum logger weight is currently 1g) and we are looking at ways to develop the loggers...
17 December 2019
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We have developed miniaturised proximity loggers (smallest model is ~1g) that can be used to gather high resolution social and spatial information on animal behaviour in the field...
14 October 2019
Hello everyone, we are working on developing low power (e.g. bluetooth) tags for rodents which send and receive individual id's when animals are within a certain distance of...
18 August 2017
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