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Advancing Conservation Through Technology: My Academic Journey
ELIMINATHA AMBROSS
I am excited to share the progress I have made in my academic journey , highlighting key milestones achieved and my vision for the future.
15 December 2024
Article
I’m Eliminatha Ambross, an enthusiastic conservationist who recently participated in the WICT 2023 program in Tanzania. My last update detailed my experiences at the Wildlife Conservation and Information Technology (...
14 June 2024
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Eliminatha, WiCT 2023 Tanzania
ELIMINATHA AMBROSS
Passionate wildlife researcher and tech user, making strides in Grumeti, the heart of western Serengeti,Tanzania, using Camera Traps to gain priceless insights into the lives of this unique fauna and contributing...
21 November 2023
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