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Can Cutting-Edge Drone Technology Help Answer the Age-Old Question of Bipedalism?

Andrew Lewis 12 Feb 2016

Can a virtual fence help protect birds from human structures?

Julia John 11 Feb 2016

Studying Cecil: development and deployment of lion-tracking technology

Caleb O'Brien, Katie Taylor, Sue Palminteri (1965-2019) 2 Feb 2016

From buying tech to building it

Sue Palminteri (1965-2019) 29 Jan 2016
Big-eared Townsend's bat

iBats: Emerging tools for acoustic surveys and species identification

Sammi Dowdell and Sue Palminteri 22 Jan 2016

A new year for technology

Eric Dinerstein 18 Jan 2016

Reproductive technology (and understanding of experimental psychology) needed to save a critically endangered rhino

John Payne 14 Jan 2016

Are prosthetic reefs the answer to Indonesia’s coral die-off?

Melati Kaye 14 Jan 2016

Measuring the Heartbeat of the Delta

Katie Taylor 13 Jan 2016

Scientists try hair traps to track tropical carnivores

Chaney Giordano 12 Jan 2016

Tags that protect, as well as track, endangered carnivores

Katie Taylor, Max Ciaglo, Sue Palminteri (1965-2019) 7 Jan 2016

Could synthetic rhino horns help save the rhino?

Hina Alam 5 Jan 2016

Giving the handfish a hand

Caleb O'Brien 31 Dec 2015

Applying open-source tracking technology to hunting research in Brazil

Suzanne Palminteri 30 Dec 2015

Conservationists Want to Track Biodiversity — from Space

Alexandra Ossola 3 Dec 2015

Tracking imperiled elephants with cutting-edge technology: an interview with Iain Douglas-Hamilton

Caleb O'Brien, Sue Palminteri (1965-2019) 2 Dec 2015

Palm oil expansion triggers ecological cascade, boosting pigs but hurting other species

1 Dec 2015

Australia launches shark-tracking drones and ‘smart’ drum lines to prevent shark attacks

Becca Cudmore, Shreya Dasgupta 27 Nov 2015

DNA and beyond: The challenges of identifying wood and addressing illegal timber products

Caleb O'Brien 25 Nov 2015

Camera trap pictures help nab tiger poacher

Shreya Dasgupta 23 Nov 2015

Technology for Restoring Wildlife to the Wild, Wild West

Katie Taylor 20 Nov 2015

Could these technologies reduce shark attacks and culls?

Roz Evans 19 Nov 2015

Remote sensing is leading the way to a more transparent world

Nathan Hahn, Sue Palminteri (1965-2019) 17 Nov 2015

Stemming the tide: A new tool in wildlife crime whodunits

Caleb O'Brien 16 Nov 2015

Using drones for anti-poaching: first, know your mission

NIr Tenenbaum 13 Nov 2015

Putting our heads together for tigers

Caleb O'Brien 13 Nov 2015

First-of-its-kind mapping platform could help protect land held by Indigenous communities

Basten Gokkon, Shreya Dasgupta 13 Nov 2015
Boat loaded with wood on the Tambopata River, Peru

Perimeter Defense: Four Technologies for Detecting and Preventing Illegal Logging

Arpitha Kodiveri, Jonathan Mason, Meaghan Parker, Loretta Cheung 5 Nov 2015

Running Wild with Cheetah Expert Laurie Marker

Nathan Hahn 31 Oct 2015

A bird’s-eye view of forest restoration

Caleb O'Brien 26 Oct 2015

Sunrise to sunset: documenting warbler migrations with cheap, light geolocator tags

Katie Taylor 22 Oct 2015
Mark Hebblewhite and Kelly Proffitt use an ultrasound to measure an adult female elk's body condition in Montana's Bitterroot Valley. The elk was captured via a helicopter net gun and sports a GPS collar around her neck. Photo courtesy of Mark Hebblewhite.

Wildlife biology in the 21st century

Caleb O'Brien 20 Oct 2015

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