Via Fast Company, a look at how an IoT conservation network supports wildlife protection in Kenya by leveraging cloud-based sensors and networks to collect, monitor, and analyze environmental data in real time:

In part due to illegal fishing, more than one third of the world’s fishery stocks have fallen below biologically sustainable levels, threatening the more than 3 billion people who depend on seafood for animal protein and further imperiling maritime ecosystems already stressed by elevated levels of carbon dioxide. It’s rampant. Seafood is

Via the EU's Horizon Innovation Magazine, a look at how - amid rising sea levels, plastics pollution and overfishing - the emerging Internet of

Via Terra Daily, an article on how researchers were able to simultaneously tracking multiple whales using fiber-optic cables in the Arctic, off the coast of Svalbard:

Courtesy of The Washington Post, a look at how naturalist apps, designed and managed by scientists with world-class data, help us reconnect with the world around us:

First I see the wall barley, like tiny fields of wheat on the side of the road. Then a profusion of musk stork’s-bill overflowing with purple flowers. That’s

Via Terra Daily, a look at how satellite imagery is transforming conservation:

Satellite imagery is changing conservation as we know it. By being able