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• A comprehensive review on biodiversity information portals

Looking for biodiversity data? New review paper has an overview of biodiversity information portals, both global and country-specific 

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• News: The Latest in Conservation Tech (March 24)

<p>Check out this round-up of three of the latest conservation tech studies and news.</p> <p><a href="https://wildlabs.us11.list-manage.com/subscribe/post?u=13a5323dc43234ee66d95cc90&id=fce1034265">See more conservation tech news by subscribing to our bi-monthly digest. </a></p>

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• Research opportunities in the Daintree World Heritage region of Far North Queensland, Australia

Michael and Maria Parsons recently purchased a substantial 165 acre lot of land in Far North Queensland, Australia. Entirely covered by tropical rainforest, it is contiguous with the Daintree World Heritage Area and National Park. Notable for its extensive size and impressively high biodiversity, the property will eventually be bequested for inclusion in the Daintree National Park system. It will soon become legally protected as a registered Nature Refuge and wildlife and biodiversity research facility, under Queensland’s “Protected Areas Programme.”

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• News: The Latest in Conservation Tech

<p>Check out this round-up of three of the latest news stories from the conservation tech world. </p> <p><a href="https://wildlabs.us11.list-manage.com/subscribe/post?u=13a5323dc43234ee66d95cc90&id=fce1034265">See more conservation tech news by subscribing to our bi-monthly digest. </a></p>

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• Call for citizen scientists to help unravel the mysteries of South Sudan’s forests

<p>Motion-sensing wildlife-tracking cameras in South Sudan have captured 425,000 photos, documenting species not previously known to be found in this richly forested area.</p> <p>The team is now asking for <a href="https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/southsudanwildlife/south-sudan-diversitycam">your help</a> to identify animals in the camera trap photos. Your identifications will help them understand biodiversity, abundance, behavior, and distributions, which will ultimately lead to better conservation planning in this extraordinary environment.</p>