Julia John

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Julia is a science writer with a master's degree in environmental science and policy. She has written about wildlife protection, conservation technology and sustainable food since 2016.

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Multi-use MPAs help strike a balance between biodiversity conservation and resource use in Indonesia.

Community participation trumps penalties in protecting seascapes, study suggests

Julia John 1 Jun 2022

Java’s mangroves pay a high price for stopping plastic flowing out to sea

Julia John 5 Apr 2021

Indonesia’s new intelligence hub wields data in the war on illegal fishing

Julia John 29 Sep 2020

A mysterious heart bone in chimps points to cardiac disease

Julia John 28 Aug 2020

The sponge with the secret recipe: A cancer-fighting chemical

Julia John 8 Jul 2020

Marcellus Adi Riyanto: The Indonesian vet who lived for the Sumatran rhino

Julia John 19 Jun 2020

Reef fish are faring fine in eastern Indonesia, study suggests

Julia John 31 Jul 2019

Whistleblowing for wildlife

Julia John 28 Dec 2016

Invasive innovations: Summit fosters technological solutions to invasive species challenge

Julia John 19 Dec 2016

Swallowing swimming pools: New sensory tags capture kinetics of lunge-feeding whales

Julia John 2 Dec 2016

KEDR: Watching over the cedar forests of the Russian Far East

Julia John 23 Nov 2016

Computing cost-effective wildlife corridors

Julia John 11 Nov 2016

Powering aquatic research with self-charging tags

Julia John 20 Oct 2016

EGI: Filling in the gaps in law enforcement for the online wildlife trade

Julia John 3 Oct 2016

Searching for sawfish following the clues of environmental DNA

Julia John 26 Sep 2016

Experts hack away at portable DNA barcode scanner to fight timber and wildlife trafficking

Julia John 12 Sep 2016

END LOOP: Coding to end wildlife trafficking

Julia John 24 Aug 2016

Understanding the ghost of the mountain

Julia John 10 Aug 2016

Chew on this new way to detect disease in primates

Julia John 28 Jul 2016

Piloting PALM Risk to detect palm oil-driven deforestation

Julia John 20 Jul 2016

GDELT: Mining and mapping global wildlife crime news

Julia John 7 Jul 2016

Drink beer, help the ocean?

Julia John 14 Jun 2016

e-Eye of the tiger: Complex surveillance system extends watch over India’s wildlife sanctuaries

Julia John 10 Jun 2016

Empowering smartphone users to bear witness to illegal wildlife trade

Julia John 26 May 2016

Could conservation education in virtual reality help change the real world?

Julia John 3 May 2016

Undercover robots: On a mission to stop poaching

Julia John 11 Apr 2016

Portable scanners that identify timber species could detect illegal logging

Julia John 4 Apr 2016

CyberTracking for Africa’s most endangered ape

Julia John 25 Mar 2016

Watching for Illegal Fishing with Eyes on the Seas

Julia John 14 Mar 2016

Getting SMART about Wildlife Crime

Julia John 2 Mar 2016

Can a virtual fence help protect birds from human structures?

Julia John 11 Feb 2016

News and Inspiration from Nature's Frontline.

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Blackwater oxbow lake in the Peruvian Amazon.

Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology’s Lappeenranta campus.

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