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Managing the data deluge: Twitter as a tool for ecological research

‘Better and better’: Thermal cameras turn up the heat on poachers

New study provides blueprint to translate satellite data into conservation action

Innovative ideas sought for new conservation tech prize

Global Forest Watch offers mapping and data visualization fellowships

Online network seeks to boost international collaboration against wildlife trafficking in Central Africa

One-stop shop for digital global maps launched

Crowdsourcing the fight against poaching, with the help of remote cameras

10 top conservation tech innovations from 2017

Combining computing power and people power to identify key deforestation hotspots

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

Story-telling app and website help communities improve their ‘backyards’

Whistleblowing for wildlife

Solving Global Grand Challenges, One MOOC at a Time

Identifying the drivers of Amazon deforestation through high-tech maps and stories

A World of Tings

Light, long-lasting and low-cost: the technology needs of field conservationists and wildlife researchers

A Beginner’s Guide to Aerostats

Just Text It In: Streamline Survey Collection through SMS

goTenna provides low-cost remote communication without a cell network

Meet Biofaces: the Facebook for wildlife enthusiasts

Conservationists use social media to take on Peru’s booming illegal wildlife trade

Facebook, Twitter to carry 24 hours of live rainforest animal sightings on Monday

How YouTube has put the world’s only poisonous primates at risk

Scientists build app to automatically identify species based on their calls

Scientists launch crowd-funding experiment for research projects

Greenpeace makes social media push for zero deforestation in Brazil

Facebook pledges to go green…someday soon

Civilization shifting: a new leaderless era

APP affiliate ‘regrets’ astroturfing on Indonesia deforestation claims

Photo: slaughtered great hornbill by soldiers raises ire [warning: graphic image]

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