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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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The beauty, diversity, and difficulties of Manu National Park [video]

It’s now early in the less-wet season on the east slope of the Andes of South East Peru. I say ‘less wet’ and not ‘dry’ because even the ‘dry’ season...

The Social Tolerance of Solitary Carnivores

With some notable exceptions (e.g. lions, hyenas, wolves, wild dogs and others), most large carnivores live a solitary existence. They hunt for food, raise young, and fend off rivals all on their...

Field Work and the Great Grevy’s Rally

I recently joined San Diego Zoo Global’s reticulated giraffe conservation project. I started volunteering with the project in September, and am now working full time on the project....

Wildwatch Kenya: Preliminary Results from the Field

Iconic in spirit and towering in stature, the reticulated giraffe of East Africa is, unfortunately, under siege. This graceful animal has declined by about 70 percent in the past 20 years—...

Is anybody out there?

Cyclura nubila caymanensis, aka SIRI (Sister Islands Rock Iguanas) are endemic to the Cayman Islands. More specifically, they can be found only on the Sister Islands of Little Cayman and...

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