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Understanding bird behavior key to developing risk reduction technologies

How to build a Guardian: students learn about making technology work in the field

Exploring humanity’s deep connection to water, plus the sounds of the Sandhill crane migration

The cutting-edge technologies allowing us to monitor ecosystems like never before

Lessons from Indigenous peoples about coping with climate change, plus the call of the night parrot

10 top conservation tech innovations from 2017

New resource for planning camera trapping, acoustic monitoring, and LiDAR projects

Impacts of gas drilling on wildlife in Peru and a Goldman Prize winner on mercury contamination

Indonesian rainforests for sale and bat calls of the Amazon

Is forest certification an effective strategy? Plus acoustic ecology of the Javan rhino

A rare earth mine in Madagascar triggers concerns for locals and lemurs

Measuring fish abundance through acoustics: spawning aggregations are key to improving fishery management plans

Katharine Hayhoe on how to talk about climate change: ‘Share from the heart and then the head’

Global megadam activism and the sounds of nature in Taiwan

Catching the buzz: acoustic monitoring of bees could determine pollination services

DJ remixes the sounds of birds, lemurs, and more to inspire conservation

The fight to save Indonesia’s Leuser Ecosystem

Bill Laurance on the “infrastructure tsunami” sweeping the planet

A deep dive into the study of marine wildlife through bioacoustics

Crystal Davis, director of Global Forest Watch, on conservation and Big Data

Paul Simon on his new tour in support of E.O. Wilson’s Half-Earth initiative

Meet the ‘Almost Famous Animals’ that deserve more conservation recognition

Newscast #9: Joel Berger on overlooked ‘edge species’ that deserve conservation

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

Powering aquatic research with self-charging tags

Acoustic monitoring: mapping ecosystems by animal calls

iBats: Emerging tools for acoustic surveys and species identification

Scientists build app to automatically identify species based on their calls

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