Via the Calgary Herald, a report on a state of the art wireless sensor network that can be deployed in remote forests around the world to monitor high resolution

Via Terra Daily, a report on ways in which remote sensing can contribute to conservation:

Via Outside Magazine, a brief look at the convergence of big data and conservation:

Poaching is big business, with black-market elephant tusks bringing in $30,000 and rhino horns fetching $300,000.  But conservationists are fighting back with an arsenal of increasingly effective high tech weapons.

Courtesy of The Verge, a look at Global Fishing Watch, a new initiative to provide insight into the growing fisheries crisis:

Environmental groups have

Via the Smithsonian Magazine, an interesting report on the use of aerial imagery to scan aerial imagery and pinpoint the locations of fracking wastewater ponds in Pennsylvania:

Via New York Magazine, a profile of an interesting company Planet Labs: