Oscar (Astronotus ocellatus). Image credit, Jón Helgi Jónsson.
Research Briefs | Mar 9, 2010 Researchers have developed and tested an automated system for remotely surveying birds based on their vocalizations. The system involves using pole-mounted, remote sensors to collect ongoing acoustic data...
Research Briefs | Mar 3, 2010 GPS plays an important role in wildlife conservation by enabling managers to track the movements of animals. But sometimes wildlife biologists want to know more than just where an animal is located at any given time - sometimes they also want to know what an animal is actually doing...
Research Briefs | Jan 20, 2010 Research Briefs | Jan 13, 2010 Research Briefs | Jan 5, 2010 For organizations that protect land by purchasing property (or the underlying development rights), a simple but harsh reality reins: Land is expensive. Money is limited. So you have to spend wisely. In this regard, a new study may help land conservationists identify the highest priority properties for preservation...
Research Briefs | Sep 15, 2009 
Internet savvy researchers have created a web-based tool to integrate local expertise about invasive species occurance into regional- scale maps...read more
Research Briefs | Sep 9, 2009 
In a new study published in the open source journal Computational Biology, researchers apply Google's Page Rank algorithm to the food web to predict the consequences of species extinction on ecosystems...read more
