Via Inverse, a look at how artificial intelligence (AI) can help conservation:

It’s on us to be better caretakers for this beautiful, 

Via EurekAlert, a look at the use of drones to survey African wildlife:

A new technique developed by Swiss researchers enables fast and accurate counting of gnu, oryx and other large mammals

Via Oracle, an interesting look at how technology has facilitated the world’s largest, most comprehensive longitudinal collection of data on any wild gorilla population—and made it available to the

Courtesy of The New York Times, a report on the

Courtesy of Nature, an article on how sharing big data from satellite imagery and other Earth observations across Asia, the Middle East, and east Africa is key to sustainability:

Via TechCrunch, an interesting report on how one organization is using augemented reality, gamification, and mapping to help improve conservation outcomes: