Via The Washington Post, an article on a scientist who uses drones and algorithms to save whales — and the rest of the ocean:

Via New York Times, a look at how scientists hope to use technology to help save whales from ship collisions:

Fran washed ashore in August, some 25 miles south of the Golden Gate Bridge. The beloved and

Via EcoWatch, an article on how tiny solar backpacks could help save Australia's endangered plains-wanderer:

The plains-wanderer is a small, critically-endangered bird with a tawny marking on its chest

Via the U.S. Naval Institute, commentary on the potential - via use of a crowdsourcing platform - the world’s fishermen can become a martime sensor network to counter illegal, unreported, and unregulated

Via Wired, an article on how - in some of the world’s most inaccessible places - tiny satellites are watching—and listening—for signs of destruction:

Fishing boats kept washing up in Japan with dead North Koreans on board.

Via Mongabay, a look at how a ‘Fitbit for whales’ and other tagging tech are helping to reshape wildlife conservation:

When Alexandra Ross started her