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Comment / WILDLABS AWARDS 2024 - Developing AudioMoth for the detection of infrasonic elephant rumbles

Very nice update! I love the AudioMoth Dev Case!

Member / Ciro Martínez

Acoustic engineer and PhD student specializing in AI-based solutions, sound, and image processing for the Marine Mammals Laboratory (CESIMAR-CONICET) in Argentina. My primary focus is on the detection and classification of Southern Right Whale calls in PAM recordings.

Comment / Deepfaune v1.2!

Edit: SOLVED Thanks!Thank you so much for this awesome work! I was trying to load the v2 model the same way as in classifTools.py:model = timm.create_model(backbone="...

Member / Matias Chadwick

Member / Andrew Schwenke

PhD in Ecology; I like software development, and working with spatial and acoustic methods applied to species monitoring and research.

Member / Benjamin Barca

Passionate conservationist based in Italy, currently focusing on eDNA and impact with NatureMetrics.

Comment / Anyone else going to COP16?

Thanks everyone, really useful information and hope to meet most of you there! We will have a booth at the Biodiversity and Innovation expo from 21st to 23rd so come find me and...

Member / Dora

Member / Ariana Klappert

Scientist and Science Communicator | B.Sc. Biology | M.Sc Organismic Biology, Evolutionary Biology and Palaeobiology | Working towards a PhD in wildlife conservation

Member / Lucy Tallents

Sociable e-learning for conservation capacity building

Comment / Anyone used Starlink with camera traps before?

Sorry for the slow response, we are well into the Malleefowl breeding season & I am under the pump. Wow, thanks for the info & suggestions, that is a lot to digest. I have...

Event / Distance sampling: Survey design

4-week part-time online course for conservationists: Design robust surveys to estimate animal density and population size

Comment / Anyone else going to COP16?

And Casa Humboldt appears to be right next to our Airbnb which is great!

Member / Haldain Spencer

Environment Officer at the Antigua and Barbuda National Parks

Member / Silvia López Casas

Comment / Anyone used Starlink with camera traps before?

I would also look into cycling the starlink. Can you turn it on hourly or a few times a day and upload the stored video and then turn it off again? If the battery is running...

Comment / FOS Data Collection Tools

Hi Vance - where can we see the actual review of the tools - the attached "Field.pdf" only show very brief descriptions, and the link to the full chapter doesn't seem to point to...

Comment / Meta: Does anyone know how to Stay logged in to Wildlabs.net?

Any movement here? Or better: any chance wildlabs would move to a proper forum software, like discourse? I find the formatting and usability to be really poor across the board. In...

Comment / Anyone used Starlink with camera traps before?

If you're looking at more batteries it gets expensive quick... Also be careful what type you go with:Lead acid "flooded" is the cheapest but has the shortest lifespan, i.e.,...

Member / Mahmud Rahman

Mahmud Rahman is an MS student at Oregon State University, studying the risk-taking behavior of bottlenose dolphins. With experience in wildlife filmmaking, he aims to develop technologies to advance marine research

Member / Valentin Baron

PhD in Signal Processing and currently working in bioacoustics, trying to develop tools that help this field to spread and to be used easily by people.

Link / MAAP #217: Carbon across the Amazon (part 2): Peak Carbon Areas

The report showcases how remote sensing, Planet Forest Carbon Diligence product, can be used to identify peak carbon areas. Peak carbon areas could be excellent candidates for the HIFOR initiative, a new financing instrument that focuses on maintaining intact tropical forests.

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