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Applications open for Airbus's 'Satellites for Biodiversity Award' - Vimarsana News

Applications open for Airbus's 'Satellites for Biodiversity Award'

The Airbus Foundation and the Connected Conservation Foundation have announced the second edition of their “Satellites for Biodiversity Award.” Aiming to encourage the use of high-resolution satellite imagery for biodiversity conservation purposes, the call for applications opened earlier this month. Individual researchers as well as nonprofit organizations have until Dec. 15 to send in their […]

Kenya pioneers Africa's largest conservation IoT network - Vimarsana News

Kenya pioneers Africa's largest conservation IoT network

The project leverages LoRaWAN IoT sensors and networks to collect, monitor and analyse real-time environmental data.

Connected Conservation: Rethinking conservation for a telecoupled world - Vimarsana News

Connected Conservation: Rethinking conservation for a telecoupled world

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Source: cifor.org
GSMA | We have only one Earth | Mobile for Development - Vimarsana News

GSMA | We have only one Earth | Mobile for Development

5th June 2022, marks 50 years since the 1972 United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, the first international meeting on the environment where the slogan ‘We have only one Earth’ was hailed for the first time.

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The future of rhinos: What it will take to save an enda... - Vimarsana News

The future of rhinos: What it will take to save an enda...

weekly newspaper. In a meeting of rhino owners, wildlife vets, conservation NGOs, eco-economists, security experts and SANParks organised by Daily Maverick 168, the outline of a conservation framework began to emerge to offset the alarming decline in the number of wild rhinos in South Africa, where most live. Key to this would be patrolled strongholds within and outside national parks until poaching can be brought under control. We also need a new global narrative that sees all rhinos as an international herd and a biodiversity treasure. And every rhino keeper, state or private, should be re...