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Carly Batist added a new Article - "Nature Tech for Biodiversity Sector Map launched!" to AI for Conservation
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Carly Batist contributed to Organisation - "Land & Carbon Lab"
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Carly Batist added a new Product Review - "Global Forest Watch"
Carly Batist added a new External Link - "acoupi: An Open-Source Python Framework for Deploying Bioacoustic AI Models on Edge Devices" to Acoustics
Carly Batist added a new Event - "The New Way We Listen to Nature: A Tech Revolution in Conservation and Restoration" to Acoustics
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This is the title of an episode of Ben Goldsmith's 'Rewilding the World' podcast series. I have been wondering for a while, how is it done? Here is a crystal clear outline.
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Come along to the first season of Behind the Buzz, where we’ll bring in experts to break down the basics of global conservation policy frameworks through the lens of animal movement and explore how our community can better translate movement data to decision-making.
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Conservation International is proud to announce the launch of the Nature Tech for Biodiversity Sector Map, developed in partnership with the Nature Tech Collective!
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Conservationists use tools like drones, satellites, and camera traps to monitor ecosystems and scale their impact. But new challenges like transparency, funding gaps, and engagement remain. Web 3.0 technologies offer solutions, but adoption can be complex. Understanding their benefits and barriers is key.
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This project aimed to reduce human-carnivore conflict by building a resilient boma for a vulnerable family in Hunyari village. It served as a model for other families, promoting stronger livestock protection. The initiative included community engagement on predator deterrence and sustainable building practices. The success of the pilot is inspiring others to adopt similar solutions.
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Over the years, a large number of developments have gone up in the area that I live in and the municipality is not doing what they should when it comes to upholding the laws that have been put in place to protect the wildlife in this protected paradise. Is anyone else around the world facing this in their communities? Can/should drones and open source software be the answer to better monitoring of construction companies that are in breach of wildlife regulations? I would like to get others thoughts on this subject as it can be complicated. GeoWing Academy has been using drones and opensource software to monitor some of the changes and damages to the environment to illustrate the issues to the local municipality and government. There is a PDF version of the article attached should the images in the article not be visible
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- Nature Tech for Biodiversity Sector Map launched!
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- Fires in the Serengeti: Burn Severity & Remote Sensing with Earth Engine
Fires in Serengeti and Masai Mara National Parks have burned massive areas this year. With Google Earth Engine, it's possible to quantify burn severity using the normalized burn ratio function, then calculate the total area burned by classification areas.
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This is the title of an episode of Ben Goldsmith's 'Rewilding the World' podcast series. I have been wondering for a while, how is it done? Here is a crystal clear outline.
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Nature Tech for Biodiversity Sector Map launched!
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Conservation International is proud to announce the launch of the Nature Tech for Biodiversity Sector Map, developed in partnership with the Nature Tech Collective!
1 April 2025
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New paper - "acoupi integrates audio recording, AI-based data processing, data management, and real-time wireless messaging into a unified and configurable framework. We demonstrate the flexibility of acoupi by...
7 February 2025
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"In this guide, we break down the different types of funding opportunities available for environmental projects, providing key insights into each option’s benefits, expectations, and processes."
26 January 2025
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Updated version of the Spatial Database of Planted Trees (SDPT), which differentiates planted forests and tree crops from primary and secondary natural forests. Update has double the number of countries covered
25 January 2025
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Signposts to different ways to access the new/updated GRIIS (through GBIF or open-access country lists) - as part of the IAS Toolkit for GBF target 6
25 January 2025
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Authors are from 18 funder organisations and provide recommendations to help other funders adopt a more evidence-based approach.
24 January 2025
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BNP Paribas Foundation (up to €800k)
Carly Batist
Applications are open to European scientific research projects (basic and/or applied) focusing on climate and biodiversity related to ocean and coastal ecosystems.
24 January 2025
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The Nature Fund exists to support projects that protect UK species and habitats, and the restoration of natural spaces. Projects must be UK based and will be considered on the basis of their scope for positive impact.
24 January 2025
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RestorLife Awards ($25k)
Carly Batist
To celebrate and fund the work being done to protect and restore nature. 2 Awards - NGO award and Responsible Business Leadership Award
16 January 2025
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This global open call is looking for nonprofits, civic entities, academic institutions, and social enterprises to apply to participate in the Generative AI Accelerator. Selected organizations will receive a share of $...
16 January 2025
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Targets innovative projects that stimulate sustainable climate action combined with positive biodiversity impacts. Projects selected for funding must go beyond the requirements of voluntary carbon standards and...
16 January 2025
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Fonseca Species Conservation Fund (FSCF) - $25k
Carly Batist
CFP for the latest cycle is focused on early-career conservationists from the Americas (including Caribbean)
16 January 2025
Carly Batist commented on "Advice needed for accessible acoustic monitoring "