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Johnniethewoodsman posted in Help with analysing bat recordings from Audiomoth in the Acoustic Monitoring group - 6 hours 43 min ago

“Hi Carlos Thank you for your message. I would quite like to send you some files. What's the best email address to send them to? Thanks Johnnie Read more”

Audiomoth, Bats

wildtrack posted in Thinking Outside the Box: Using FIT for Box Turtle Shell ID in the Footprint Identification Technique (FIT) group - 19 hours 54 min ago

“The issue of how community-gathered data can be made safe yet accessible is rapidly emerging as a huge challenge in conservation biology. We'd love to hear input from the Wildlife Crime Forum on this. Read more”

EllieW posted in Share your funniest field fails with us! in the General Discussion group - 1 day 1 hour ago

“Hi Wildlabbers, We've got a fun challenge for you this week - we're looking for the funniest field fails from our community! Did a bear chew on your gear? Did an elephant stomp on your camera trap, or did rodents repurpose the casing as a cozy home? Did you catch the world's... Read more”

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CGM11

A tech guy Driven by motivation and love for Jaguars.

Shark-Stewards

David McGuire is the Director of the non-profit Shark Stewards with the Earth Island Institute working in shark & marine protection policy.

rcz133

(Retired) Computer System Architect

mschwanzer

Founder at ZEITDICE INC. - Making smart timelapse cameras.

BradHenning

Electrical Engineer, Field Operations

HanaRaza

MSc. student Ecology and Wildlife Conservation. Future For Nature Award Laureate. IUCN CSG and SULi Member.

Have your say: Take our Tech Community Survey 2020

We’re running our third annual survey in partnership with researchers at Colorado State University as part of a larger assessment of the State of Conservation Technology. The aim of the project is to advance efforts by capturing recent progress, key constraints, and critical opportunities for growth in leveraging technology for conservation.

Along with data from our 2018 and 2019 community surveys, our previous virtual meetups, and expert focus group discussions to be held this summer, we'll submit findings from this year’s survey for peer-reviewed publication and share them back to the community in a comprehensive report.

Take the survey to contribute your thoughts on the community’s progress, needs, and opportunities for growth, and to help us shape the future of the WILDLABS community of practice.

Have your say: take the WILDLABS Tech Community Survey 2020

WILD LABS is evaluating the State of Conservation Technology alongside researchers at Colorado State University in our third annual survey. Take the survey to contribute your thoughts on the community’s progress, needs, and…

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Tech Tutors Invitation: How do I repair my camera traps?

Our fifth WILD LABS Tech Tutors are Laure Joanny, Rob Appleby, and Alistair Stewart , who will team up to tackle the question: How do I repair my camera traps? This episode will stream at 11 AM ET/ 4 PM BST on Thursday, July 23 . To join,…

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Era of the Condor: A Species' Future in Recovery (Part 3)

In this three-part WILD LABS feature article series, we take a look at the various technologies used to fight the greatest threat to wild condors, lead poisoning, explore the innovations changing the ways we study and understand this…

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Career Opportunity: Senior Software Engineer

Our friends at FieldKit are hiring a new Senior Software Engineer ! If you have front end and back end experience developing rich web and mobile applications, and want to build your career supporting conservation technology within a…

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