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Link / Gato andino y su cachorro grabados por primera vez en Mendoza: imágenes clave del felino más amenazado de América

Un equipo de investigadores de WCS logró registrar imágenes de un cachorro de gato andino (Leopardus jacobita), el felino más amenazado de América, en la provincia de Mendoza, Argentina. Este importante hallazgo fue posible gracias al uso de cámaras trampa, destacando la importancia de seguir invirtiendo en tecnologías de monitoreo para la conservación de la biodiversidad en la región.

Member / Simone Erroi

Ecologist; Research and Monitoring Officer; Land Restoration project Coordinator

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Member / Boris Orij

Comment / We are releasing SpeciesNet

Yes that helps a bit. Thanks Dan.Ultimately I will be aiming to also allow others to upload their own docker images to the platform I’m building if they prefer to use other models...

Comment / New Argos Constellation

Hi @ThomasGray, is there an update on when we can expect to see the new revisit schedule?

Member / David Rydene

Fish Biologist at NMFS

Member / Colleen Muylaert

Member / Laura Camila Cabanzo Olarte

I'm a Colombian biologist, Specialist in Ecophysiology by the University of São Paulo Brazil. Actually, I'm doing my postdoc at USP in recognition of complex calls in anurans in a evolutionary context. This project is insert in a interdisciplinary project.

Member / Soumya Bhattacharyya

Mainstream IT Pro looking for a change to conservation tech

Member / Tariq Jagnarine

Family Doctor, Endocrinologist, Public Health Specialist,

Member / Pedro VIZCAYA GUARÍN

Electronic Engineer, signal analysis expert

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Member / Maira

I am primarily interested in bats, working on their ecology, with an interest in taxonomy and bioacoustics.

Member / Shani Jayant

Principal Product Design and Research Lead. Eco-Chaplain. Passionate Inclusive Design Advocate.

Event / WILDLABS Behind the Buzz: Country-Level Applications

Join us for the fourth event of Behind the Buzz: From Data to Decisions, where we explore how national-scale biodiversity tracking systems...

Comment / New Argos Constellation

Hello Yvan, I work for Cellular Tracking Technologies now and out of the loop a little bit about CLS' activities. With that said, my suspicion is Summer(ish) 2025. (Maybe someone...

Member / Tiago Marques

TAM got his PhD in Statistics in 2007 and is currently a Senior Research Fellow working in CREEM at the University of St Andrews, interested in estimating animal abundance with a focus on passive acoustic density estimation. He holds an invited professor position at the Universid

Member / Dipu Varghese

Entrepreneur

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Member / Marie Mainil

worked in wildlife conservation coms, now in live music production incl audio, curious about eco/bioacoustics.

Discussion / Waterproof wildlife cam options for island

I'm hoping someone can make some recommendations for a wildlife camera that can be set up on a small, man made island that will record geese and ducks and amphibians that visit...

Member / Sam

Agroecology assistant