Today, I'm really grateful for the chance to present at the first WILDLABS Open Source Solutions online community meeting. Here are two links to go with my short talk: 

1. I've published the editable, open source slides of my talk here under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14268566
2. I've gathered additional notes, transcript, recording(s), and further reading/resources in this post: https://write.as/naclscrg/talk-open-source-hardware-for-more-equitable-open-science 

For those who didn't make the event today, I was basically talking about: 

• Open science is good science, and it's true for conservation science
• Physical hardware is an important part of scientific research (other than software)
• Open source hardware is valuable not just because it has the potential for commercial success, but also because...
• Open source technologies enable more equitable and inclusive participation in science
• Links to further reading and resources (see links above)

Questions, comments, concerns welcome!