Sue Palminteri

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Sue Palminteri -- Mongabay's wildtech editor, conservation biologist, professional tennis player, and long-time exercise enthusiast -- passed away on November 30th, 2019. She was 54. Sue is greatly missed by her friends, colleagues, and family. Her contributions to conservation were immense.

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Reproductive technology (and understanding of experimental psychology) needed to save a critically endangered rhino

John Payne 14 Jan 2016

Measuring the Heartbeat of the Delta

Katie Taylor 13 Jan 2016

Tags that protect, as well as track, endangered carnivores

Katie Taylor, Max Ciaglo, Sue Palminteri (1965-2019) 7 Jan 2016

Could synthetic rhino horns help save the rhino?

Hina Alam 5 Jan 2016

Giving the handfish a hand

Caleb O'Brien 31 Dec 2015

Applying open-source tracking technology to hunting research in Brazil

Sue Palminteri (1965-2019) 30 Dec 2015

Coding for conservation: Hackathons generate apps and ideas

Sue Palminteri (1965-2019) 21 Dec 2015

Gaining real-time information on wildlife health protects animals and people

Katie Taylor 18 Dec 2015

Listening for giants

Carly Vynne 16 Dec 2015

Can drones help democratize conservation monitoring?

Sue Palminteri (1965-2019) 11 Dec 2015

Crime Scene Investigation Africa: Monitoring the illegal ivory trade with fingerprints

Katie Taylor 9 Dec 2015

Using drones for wildlife anti-poaching efforts: questions to ask a UAS group

NIr Tenenbaum 7 Dec 2015

Tracking imperiled elephants with cutting-edge technology: an interview with Iain Douglas-Hamilton

Caleb O'Brien, Sue Palminteri (1965-2019) 2 Dec 2015

Technology for Restoring Wildlife to the Wild, Wild West

Katie Taylor 20 Nov 2015

Remote sensing is leading the way to a more transparent world

Nathan Hahn, Sue Palminteri (1965-2019) 17 Nov 2015

Using drones for anti-poaching: first, know your mission

NIr Tenenbaum 13 Nov 2015

Saving the unicorns: using the sun to produce freshwater and restore an endangered species

Katie Taylor 11 Nov 2015

Tiger Awareness Week hits college campuses: building student pride for an endangered apex predator

Katie Taylor 10 Nov 2015
Boat loaded with wood on the Tambopata River, Peru

Perimeter Defense: Four Technologies for Detecting and Preventing Illegal Logging

Arpitha Kodiveri, Jonathan Mason, Meaghan Parker, Loretta Cheung 5 Nov 2015

Personalizing climate change: spy cameras document polar bear behaviors on and off sea ice

Hina Alam 2 Nov 2015

Running Wild with Cheetah Expert Laurie Marker

Nathan Hahn 31 Oct 2015

Come together: collaboration key to harnessing information age technology

Sue Palminteri (1965-2019) 29 Oct 2015

Sunrise to sunset: documenting warbler migrations with cheap, light geolocator tags

Katie Taylor 22 Oct 2015

Hidden cameras, prosecutions, and passion: confronting the corruption at the heart of Africa’s illegal wildlife trade

Nadia de Souza 4 Oct 2015

WCTC update: tech designs advance in competition to beat wildlife crime

Katie Taylor 2 Oct 2015
Elephants at water hole, Chobe, Botswana

In defense of wildlife: the realities of using drones for anti-poaching

Max Ciaglo 11 Sep 2015

Blinded by the light: simple devices help protect farms and reduce human-wildlife conflict

Sammi Dowdell 10 Sep 2015
tiger walking along stream, India

Call of the Wild Tiger: using acoustics software to identify individual tigers by their calls

Katie Taylor 6 Sep 2015

goTenna provides low-cost remote communication without a cell network

Max Ciaglo 3 Sep 2015

A researcher’s mission to keep people and elephants out of harm’s way in Kenya’s Trans-Mara District

Nadia de Souza 31 Aug 2015

GigaPan: Providing big picture context to conservation science without sacrificing the details

Sammi Dowdell 27 Aug 2015

Linking environmental and animal movement data sets: how the Movebank Env-DATA System helps to explain snowy owl foraging behavior

Katie Taylor 24 Aug 2015

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