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How porpoise sounds helped researchers test acoustic devices

Stay or go? Understanding a partial seasonal elephant migration

Real-time plantation map aims to throttle deforestation in Papua

Decoding the language of bats key to their conservation

Nepali scientists deploy drones to count endangered crocodiles

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

Tiny tags and a broad research network help track small animal movements

Video analysis shows baby birds avoid predators while building strength

Tracking elephant movements reveals transboundary wildlife corridors

DNA database helps Nepal’s officials monitor tigers, punish poachers

Monitoring the ambitious land restoration commitments in Africa

The Arctic’s oldest, thickest ice is breaking up

Researchers weed out a way to identify plants using environmental DNA

Tracking tools identify regional hubs of whale shark activity

Automating drone-based wildlife surveys saves time and money, study finds

Combining aerial imagery and field data estimates timber harvest and carbon emissions

Videos: spectacled bear’s home in the dry forests of Peru revealed

Southeast Asian deforestation more extensive than thought, study finds

Online mapping tool tracks land-use changes down to the farm

Cool birds don’t sing: Study automates acoustic monitoring of songbird migration

2018 Arctic sea ice melt season just got a big headstart

Species recognition shifts into auto with neural networks

Hunting, fishing causing dramatic decline in Amazon river dolphins

UN forest accounting loophole allows CO2 underreporting by EU, UK, US

One-stop shop for digital global maps launched

eDNA may offer an early warning signal for deadly frog pathogen

From galaxies far, far away to endangered species just over the hill

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

Radar returns to remote sensing through free, near-real-time global imagery

Small hydropower a big global issue overlooked by science and policy

In blood-sucking leeches, scientists find a genetic snapshot of local wildlife

Andes dams twice as numerous as thought are fragmenting the Amazon

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