By Zoe Robertson | Development Associate, Annual Programs
AI camera trapping keeps getting easier for AWC staff. Following the introduction of the new AI program implemented at the Wester River Refuge mentioned in our last report, new systems have been put in place to make processing images with AI a lot quicker. Staff can now bulk process images, shortening the task to a simple 2-step process.
Conservation technology: the future
Innovations in technology are rapidly changing the way our team of scientists are working at the frontline of conservation.
We have made much headway in the use of technology over the last 12 months and will continue to invest in tools that are transforming the way we monitor fenced areas, detect elusive species, survey wildlife populations and track reintroduced native animals through the landscape.
The challenges facing Australia’s biodiversity are immense, but we’re scaling up our actions to protect threatened wildlife by continually improving our application of technology.
Thank you for your support of this project, helping to further conservation efforts around Australia. Please consider giving to one of AWC's new projects in 2023.
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