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Member / Ana

Comment / Safe and Sound: a standard for bioacoustic data

For anyone seeing this in the future. An update can be seen in the June 2025 event:

Comment / Software for tortoise re-identification

We would be happy to explore supporting this in the Internet of Turtles (iot.wildbook.org). We support marine and terrestrial species, and the HotSpotter (SIFT) and MiewID v3...

Member / Sikha Hariharan

Discussion / Halow wifi, local AI, thermal + visible

I've just recently received a halow wifi bridge set. The pair I ordered claims up to 3km operation line of sight. Now I suspect that 2km line of sight might be more what one could...

Comment / Halow wifi, local AI, thermal + visible

Idles around 2W, peaks a bit more than 6W.

Member / Jan-Maarten Luursema

Background in both art and science, interested in biodiversity monitoring

Member / Jeremy

Member / Alon

Member / Tiago Pinto

Aspiring to learn more

Comment / Exploring the Wild Edge: A Proposal for a New WILDLABS Group

I totally agree the idea. I'm currently working on novel ad-hoce systems for biotelemetry. The usage of AI/ML and other edge computing is in my radar but the communications and...

Member / Aditya Singh

I am an Assistant Professor of Geospatial Ecology at the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Conservation Institute at the Texas A&M University, Kingsville, TX. Broadly trained as a Landscape Ecologist, I have backgrounds in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation, Forestry, Urban and Regional Pla

Member / Zakher Bouragaoui

Wildlife Ecologist and A National Geographic Explorer

Comment / Halow wifi, local AI, thermal + visible

Thanks for sharing! I've been thinking about using WiFi links for some applications. Any idea how much power they require?

Member / Hugh Spencer

Conservation biologist in the Daintree World Heritage lowland rainforest. We operate a small but well equipped field research station at Cape Tribulation, Far North Queensland. So many projects, so few people!

Comment / Welcome to WILDLABS!

Hi - I'm a conservation biologist (of the "old school") and co-founder of the Cape Tribulation Tropical Research Station which has been here in the Queensland lowland wet tropics...

Member / Adil Jeen

I am Adil a recent B.Sc (hons) forestry graduate and I am very much interested in wildlife related studies

Member / Margret Nell Wanjiru Irungu

A final year Environmental Science student with practical experience gained through volunteering with two environmental NGOs and working in two government environmental departments. My work spans environmental advocacy, community engagement, research and policy support.

Member / Harold Tay

Worked as a mechanical engineer for a defence co, then software engineer, then for a research lab specialising in underwater robotics.

Member / Mirolla Ashraf Nabil

North African zoology student working to reconnect people with local wildlife through storytelling, education, and conservation tech.

Comment / Advise needed on Close Focus Camera Traps

I use the lenses from reading glasses (3.0 magnification) as mentioned. I pop the lens out of the frames and then tape it over the camera lens with electrical tape as we use the...

Discussion / Project Update — Nestling Growth App

Although the core of the BoutScout project focuses on developing multi-sensor dataloggers for automated nest monitoring, a significant complementary outcome...

Member / Meherin Binta Musa

Aspiring tenure-track researcher and development worker in sustainable natural resource management, advancing sustainable development through interdisciplinary research and contributing to evidence-based policymaking. My research focuses on forest carbon dynamics, urban forests,

Member / Jadidu Abdumajidu

Marine biologist, Aquaculture and aquatic science specialist, passionate about sustainable marine ecosystems, Core founder and chair person of Blue horizon a non governmental organization in Tanzania, PADI Advanced open water diver with PADI no 2507EF8475