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AI can already identify species in photos. Can it extract even more data?

Digitizing 6 million plant specimens: Interview with Gunter Fischer & Jordan Teisher

Satellite ‘backpacks’ help keep track of parrot migration in Mexico

‘LIFE’ scores map out where habitat loss for crops drives extinction

How are mangrove restoration projects doing? Interview with Tom Worthington

Using science to fight deforestation: Interview with World Forest ID’s Jade Saunders & Andrew Lowe

Citizen scientists can boost IUCN species assessments, but need better guidance from ecologists

Tracking footprints to monitor wildlife: Interview with WildTrack’s Zoe Jewell

Startups replace plastics with mushrooms in the seafood industry

50 years of geographic insight: In interview with Jack Dangermond on Esri’s journey and the future of GIS

New study upends common belief that birds escape winter to save energy

An inventory for acoustic monitoring: Interview with Kevin Darras

Jumbo collaring effort reveals key elephant movement corridors

Scientists find unexpected biodiversity in an African river, thanks to eDNA

The Inventory, a Wiki for wild tech: Interview with Jake Burton & Alex Rood

Are the Amazon’s biggest trees dying? Forest coroners investigate

Regions with highest risks to wildlife have fewest camera traps, study finds

Studying snakes without rattling them? There’s now tech for that

Camera-trap study brings the lesula, Congo’s cryptic monkey, into focus

Reimagining insect research: Interview with Roel van Klink and Leandro Nascimento

Crowdsourcing eDNA for biodiversity monitoring: Interview with Kristy Deiner

Collar cameras shed light on quirky baboon diet

In Brazil’s Cerrado, aquifers are losing more water than they can replace

New satellite data documents deforestation across ecosystems worldwide

On foot and by drone, radio tracking helps rehabilitate pangolins in Vietnam

AI model maps global tree canopy heights in hi-res, with carbon counting in mind

Drone cameras help scientists distinguish between drought stress & fungus in oaks

New technologies to map environmental crime in the Amazon Basin (commentary)

The potential for tracking wildlife health & disease via bioacoustics is great (commentary)

Ancient giant river dolphin species found in the Peruvian Amazon

Spying on wildlife with biorobots: Interview with engineer Kamilo Melo

Mini radio tags help track ‘murder hornets’ and other invasive insects

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