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Article / Mount Kenya Trust: Thinking Locally with SMART and EarthRanger

In this case study, you'll discover how Mount Kenya Trust is using SMART and EarthRanger technology to protect key Kenyan species and serve...

Article / Exploring barriers and incentives to digital solutions in Natural Resource Management

The new GSMA ClimateTech report explores the role digital solutions can play in improving natural resource management, focusing...

Funding Opportunity / The GSMA Innovation Fund for Climate Resilience and Adaptation 2.0

Building on the previous GSMA Innovation Fund for Climate Resilience and Adaptation, the objective of this new Fund is to pilot and scale-...

Article / Apply now: Women in Conservation Technology Programme, Tanzania

Are you an early career Tanzanian conservationist looking to explore emerging conservation technologies while networking with a strong...

Article / Introducing G.AI.A: Artificial Intelligence and Planetary-Scale Environmental Management

Can we build an AI-driven system for managing the planet? Perhaps — but let’s be realistic about the challenges & what it can achieve. ...

Article / Environmental Monitoring: Necessary, Not Sufficient, Sometimes Problematic

The large gap between data availability & use. 

Article / Dear AI, We Have Trust Issues

This essay is the third in a series on the promise and challenges of using AI and machine learning to create a planetary environmental...

Article / Technical Difficulties: Pangolin in a Haystack

In her case study from our Technical Difficulties Editorial Series, Juliana Masseloux discusses her challenges in working with camera traps...

Article / Technical Difficulties: What’s The Worst That Can Happen?

In David Savage's Technical Difficulties case study, he discusses lessons learned from working with bioacoustic tools in the field and...

Article / Technical Difficulties: A Deployment Checklist

In Alina Peter's and Kristen Snyder's contribution to the Technical Difficulties Editorial Series, you'll receive a practical checklist of...

Article / Technical Difficulties: Can You Hear Me Now?

In her contribution to the Technical Difficulties Editorial Series, Gayle Pedersen discusses how the failure of underlying infrastructure...

Article / Environmental Data Justice

This research article explores the challenges of achieving environmental data justice, with the continued advancement in technology and...

Article / How can Technology Reduce Human-Wildlife Conflict?

Human-wildlife conflict (HWC) is when interactions between humans and wildlife lead to negative impact on both sides through fear, injuries...

Event / Wired in the Wild: Can Technology Save the Planet?

Join us for the launch of WILDLABS.NET at the 2015 Fuller Symposium

Article / Technology to Combat Illegal Wildlife Trade

The illegal trade in wildlife, seafood and timber is emptying our planet’s savannas, oceans and forests. Basic and advanced technology...

Article / Harnessing Big Data to Combat Illegal Wildlife, Timber and Fisheries Trade

The 2015 Fuller Symposium brought together thought leaders in science, policy, business, conservation and development to tackle emerging...

Career Opportunity / Geospatial Analyst

WWF is looking for a Student Assistant: Geospatial Analyst (m/w/d) for data visualizations and monitoring systems, particularly using...

Article / Nature conservation grant writing courses

Search and you will find plenty of grant writing courses, for scientists, non-profits and others. We are collecting them here, with a...

Comment / Automatic extraction of temperature/moon phase from camera trap video

Small update. I uploaded >1000 videos from a spypoint flex camera and TrapTagger worked really well. Another program that I'm currently interested in is Timelapse which uses...

Comment / State of the art thermal imaging core and the zoo

Wow, great work Kim! I can see how thermal would have a big advantage over IR triggering at night. Do you figure it'll be the best option when aiming for a truly smart camera? I

Comment / State of the art thermal imaging core and the zoo

Good question. In principle, high resolution cameras can be processed at the crop level which offers a lot of advantage as it provides a digital zoom.The big question is what do...

Event / COP16 Event: Harnessing Animal Movement Data to Meet Biodiversity Goals

Join us at COP16 for two sessions exploring how animal movement data can be leveraged for conservation decision-making. Co-organized by...

Discussion / Collecting interesting resources to visualise spatio-temporal data from wildlife observations

Hi, I'm collecting screenshots (and explanation if needed) of visualisations that you found useful. It could be charts, maps, tables etc...This could come from research...