Via Environment & Energy Leader, an article on the world’s first “smart rainforest,” where artificial intelligence and data is used to advance sustainable and cost-effective environmental restoration models

Via Share America, a look at how solar-powered GPS tracking devices affixed to giraffes' ears allow conservation ecologists to remotely track animals and know when giraffes have strayed from protected areas:

Via BBC, a look at novel restoration methods that can speed up the recovery of threatened corals – but for a lasting impact, they need to be backed by action to stop ocean warming:

Via Aspen Ideas, an interesting podcast on efforts to decode animal communication using A.I.:

Scientists could actually be close to being able to decode animal communication and figure out what animals are

Via MIT Technology Review, a look at a previously unreported Alphabet X program to use cameras, computer vision, and machine learning to track the carbon

Via Wired, an article on how some scientists are using microphones and AI to automatically detect species by their chirps and croaks. This bioacoustics research could be critical for protecting ecosystems on a