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Stories that challenge, inspire, and transform.
Partners in the Wild: How Agentic AI Amplifies Conservation
This next evolution focuses on creating AI systems that not only analyze data but act independently and adaptively in real-world conservation environments.
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Covid19: A Pandemic or Panacea for Animals?
Written by Janet Akselrud and Darshini Babu Ganesh Herds of deer roam around Haridwar, India. Mountain boars in Barcelona poke their...
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The Importance of Trees
By Adnan Yousef While Kashmir World Foundation’s primary focus is on the protection of endangered animals using drone technology, we are...
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Crown Shyness
By Adnan Yousef, KwF Intern - Pakistan Just under 100 years ago, in 1920, an ecological marvel, crown shyness, was first observed and...
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Third Week Working for KwF: from the perspective of three international students
By Ola Miller, Giorgi Lomia Three Berea College students Ola, Emely, and Giorgi, have just finished their third week working for Kashmir...
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Drones for Conservation: KwF Takes on Brazil’s Cerrado
Kashmir World Foundation (KwF) focuses on furthering conservation efforts through applications of education, technology, and global...
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Ghost Cat Partnerships in the Sky
At 12,000 feet oxygen molecules decrease by 40% per breath, but that's when the big cats come out to play. Living mostly above 12,000...
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Smith Drones: Turtle Conservation in collaboration w Kashmir World Foundation & Georgia Southern
By Smith College Smith students had a chance to apply the knowledge they gained in the Interterm class Fun With Drones during a March,...
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Playa Hermosa Means 'Beautiful Beach' and Something Beautiful is Happening in Acapulco
By Kevin Alber (ACAPULCO, Mexico) -- Princess Aliyah Pandolfi Executive Director of the Virginia-based Kashmir World Foundation helps...
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New Helper for Green Turtle Surgery at Georgia Sea Turtle Center
On March 8, Executive Director, Jaynie Gaskin, of the Georgia Southern Sea Turtle Program on St. Catherines Island arrived at the...
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