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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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Expedition 001 on St. Catherines Island
In June 2017, Kashmir World Foundation (KwF) and Georgia Southern University Sea Turtle Program at St. Catherines Island (GSUSTP@SCI)...
International Sea Turtle Symposium Report
The 36th Annual Symposium on Sea Turtle Biology and Conservation was held February 29 - March 4 2016 in Lima, Peru at the Campus of...
Knights with “Wings in the Air” Protect the Endangered South African Rhinos
On World Rhino Day, events are held around the world to bring attention to the imminent extinction of the rhino by poachers to meet the...
CSIS - Combating Wildlife Poaching and Insecurity in Africa
On 15, July 2015 " Wildlife Poaching and Insecurity in Africa" was held at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS); a...
What is wildlife conservation, management, and counter-poaching?
The study and manipulation of nature have been of major interest for humans since the beginning, either for survival or to understand the...
Wildlife Trafficking Exhibit
WASHINGTON D.C. – (May 5, 2015) – It’s estimated that in the last century we have lost 97 percent of the world’s tigers. In just the last...
Statements on Ranger Responsibilities and the Poaching Crisis in KNP
By Lisa Jorgensen, Lead Wildlife Researcher KwF I recently had a conversation about game ranger turnover at Kruger National Park with...
Fate of the Wild Orphans
by Carolina Ocampo, KwF Wildlife Researcher EFFECTS OF POACHING ON SPECIES’ SURVIVAL: THE CASE OF ORPHAN ELEPHANT AND RHINOCEROS CALVES...
Mystical Creatures of Cayman Islands - Story of the Blue Iguana
By Dillon Jones, KwF Wildlife Researcher On the Mystical Cayman Islands there lives a truly prehistoric creature, the Grand Cayman Blue...
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