Integrating ecology and technology to solve conservation challenges

How We Save Species

We develop solutions to wildlife conservation and management challenges through the application of ecological tools, innovative technologies, and strategic collaborations.

Population monitoring, estimation and modeling
Reintroduction and rewilding
Human-wildlife coexistence
Conservation technologies
Camera trapping and bioacoustic monitoring
Behavioral and sensory ecology
Artificial intelligence and machine learning
Landscape ecology
GPS tracking and movement ecology
Community-based conservation

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A day for lemurs!

Every year in October, Madagascar celebrates World Lemur Day, including a week full of lemur- and conservation-themed festivities leading up to the day. The goal is to raise awareness about the...

Rummaging for red-diamond rookeries

Rattlesnakes are great mothers. After giving birth, females of many species protect their young until the neonates complete their first skin shed, which may take up to 10 days or more. In San...

What’s next after the Australian bushfires in the Greater Blue Mountains Region?

For the past few years we have worked with our partners at Science for Wildlife in The Greater Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia by participating in their ongoing koala conservation research....

Leopard detection: Tracking the spots

Here I am with the Uhifadhi Wa Chui field team, experienced Samburu trackers, staring at the trunk of a Boscia tree, punctiliously looking for scratches that would indicate that yes, a leopard was...

Locust invasion in Kenya

Swarms of desert locusts, believed to have originated from Yemen, made a grand entry into East Africa in January 2020. The United Nations experts described the infestation as the worst in the last...

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