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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Sink or swim? Conservation in northeast Madagascar

Last year, we began working in the Masoala National Park in northeast Madagascar, the island nation’s largest protected forest. The Masoala National Park encompasses most of the...

Lekiji, Fupi, and Reteti

Over the past few years, northern Kenya experienced one of the worst droughts on record. As a result, people, livestock, and wildlife suffered greatly. Resources scarce and water limited, giraffe...

Empowerment of women through rangeland management in northern Kenya

Westgate Conservancy’s thorny acacia scrubland is the archetypal image of Kenya’s northern rangelands. Registered in 2004 by Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT), Westgate Conservancy...

Iguana Watching 2018

For the past 25 years, the Institute for Conservation Research at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park has maintained an off-site breeding and research center for critically endangered rock iguanas....

Stinknet Invasion

There is a weed invasion in California, and it stinks. Globe chamomile or Stinknet Oncosiphon piluliferum, is a small, herbaceous plant with a noxious odor that is native to South...

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