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The recent Ramsar Conference in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, underscored the critical importance of wetland conservation and the need for innovative solutions to protect these vital ecosystems.
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- Seeking Connections with Chile’s Wildlife Conservation
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- Nature Tech for Biodiversity Sector Map launched!
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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- AI for Conservation Office Hours: 2025 Review
Read about the advice provided by AI specialists in AI Conservation Office Hours 2025 earlier this year and reflect on how this helped projects so far.
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- Making Progress: Women in Conservation Technology Programme, Kenya
We invite you to join us in reflecting on the extraordinary progress each of our WiCT Kenyan cohort members has made since 2022 and follow along on their dynamic conservation tech career journeys. Featuring fifteen exciting blog posts made here on WILDLABS in each of their own words.
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- IUCN Red list R client.
Everything you need on the IUCN Red list is now accessible from R, outputted as tibble to facilitate data query, analysis, and visualization.
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- Siguiendo Ballenas: rastreo satelital desde el espacio revela sus rutas migratorias // Tracking right whales from outer space reveals their migratory routes
Un ambicioso proyecto internacional está usando transmisores satelitales para monitorear los viajes migratorios de ballenas francas australes, permitiendo entender sus sorprendentes patrones de desplazamiento en tiempo real. // An ambitious international project is using satellite tags to monitor the migratory journeys of southern right whales, allowing researchers to understand their surprising movement patterns in real time.
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- GIS and AI on deforestation and Climate Change
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- Zimbabwe Shines: 5 Key Takeaways from Ramsar COP15
Making waves in wetland conservation: Explore the outcomes and insights from Ramsar COP15, a premier global event on wetland protection and sustainability
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