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SnapperGPS device giveaway
Alasdair Davies
Hi all,There's a rare opportunity to acquire free (only postage and packaging is payable) GPS biologging hardware to trial the new SnapperGPS board developed by two PhD students...
5 August 2022
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Hi all, The bushfire crisis in Australia is beyond words. I've been talking to a few Australian friends and WL community members @Rob+Appleby @JessieOliver etc trying...
4 January 2020
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AudioMoth v1.1 is now available
Alasdair Davies
Hi everyone, The Arribada Initiative has started a new GroupGets round (23rd Jan) for the updated v1.1 AudioMoth. It will run for the next 30 days, so get in on this round if...
23 January 2019
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AudioMoth group purchase (round 5) is open now.
Alasdair Davies
Hi all, We wanted to let you know that the AudioMoth group purchase (round 5) is open right now. It has been...
26 July 2018
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Audiomoth Group Purchase (Round 3)
Alasdair Davies
Hi everyone, We are really pleased to see that there is more demand for yet another Audiomoth group purchase! We wanted to let you all know that a third purchase is...
5 February 2018
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Group purchasing of the AudioMoth (Round 2) is now live
Alasdair Davies
Hi everyone, We've started the second group purchase of the AudioMoth. It's running from the 7th of Dec 2017 - 7th of Jan 2018. Delivery will be the...
7 December 2017
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Hi everyone, It has become apparent that a number of us (ZSL / Institute of Zoology / UCL / NGOs / independent PhD students etc...) each need about 50 - 100...
16 April 2017
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