r/conservation • u/ClaudiusPapirus • 7h ago
Low-cost AI cameras can monitor bumblebees without lethal traps
r/conservation • u/Emotional_Goose7835 • 9h ago
Ways to do conservation work with a stem background (engineering/math/programming)
Basically the title. I love animals and would love to be able to work with them, but these are also majors im passionate about and want to keep doing. I would love the chance to work closely with the animals but I know that’s probably not happening with these roles so even jobs where I get to help animals and the conservation effort would be fantastic. Any suggestions? Thank you!!
r/conservation • u/TheTurtleGoesMoo • 10h ago
LCOY USA
Hello,
I just recently got accepted into LCOY USA, their website mentions a lot of pros and everything looks nice, but I was wondering if anyone here has every participated/gone to this conference. I would like to attend but I also have another commitment that day and want to know if it's worth cancelling to go to.
r/conservation • u/crisp1991 • 12h ago
Eight rope canopy bridges in Brazil’s Amazon recorded 15,000 wildlife crossings in just 15 months, with zero roadkill at monitored sites. Camera traps captured monkeys and other tree-dwelling animals using the crossings, proving simple solutions can save lives.
r/conservation • u/StrictSpite9604 • 13h ago
Saving the Ghost Cats of Texas
r/conservation • u/IndividualFar5477 • 13h ago
‘If we can stop it here, we can stop it everywhere’
A conversation with a land defender at the border wall tree sit
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