The best trail cameras for keeping an eye on your backyard wildlifeNo, not the nice folks across the street.By A. Tarantola, 07.28.2022
Recommended Reading: Tracking migratory birdsThe week's best writing on technology and more. By B. Steele, 04.02.2022
EV safaris promise cleaner, quieter wildlife toursYou can see the animals without disturbing them.By J. Fingas, 08.18.2021
WildLeaks: The whistleblowing site for planet Earth"... You're not using intelligence? You're a boy scout."By J. Trew, 09.08.2020
NASA's supercomputer needs your help to map coral reefsScientists hope they can better understand how to save ocean wildlife.By M. DeAngelis, 04.09.2020
Google AI tool helps conservationists (and the public) track wildlifeWildlife Insights spots and shares camera trap photos of animals.By J. Fingas, 12.17.2019
DeepMind uses AI to track Serengeti wildlife with photosIt should help protect fragile species from human encroachment.By J. Fingas, 08.08.2019
Intel-powered camera uses AI to protect endangered African wildlifeResolve's TrailGuard can spot poachers in time to thwart them.By J. Fingas, 01.03.2019
Drones will watch Australian beaches for sharks with AI helpThey'll spot sharks with greater accuracy than humans alone.By J. Fingas, 08.27.2017
Google machine learning can protect endangered sea cowsResearchers are using the AI-related tech to spot and track the animal's population.By J. Fingas, 11.09.2016
Ebay, Etsy, Microsoft and others vow to ban illegal wildlife tradingDid this need to be said?By D. Lumb, 08.12.2016
NASA and Wisconsin are covering the state with wildlife camerasThe Snapshot Wisconsin project will be one of the largest surveys of its kind.By A. Dalton, 05.26.2016
Google Street View takes you on a South African safariGoogle's Mzansi Experience lets you see the wildlife without taking an expensive trip.By J. Fingas, 03.08.2016
The world's largest solar thermal power plant is incinerating thousands of local birdsBy D. Cooper, 08.20.2014