How nonprofit National Audubon Society uses artificial intelligence for conservation

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<p>The Human Footprint Analyst plays a pivotal role in one of ABMI&rsquo;s most recognized programs&mdash;the Human Footprint Monitoring Program&mdash;tracking human land use patterns across Alberta&r...

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Smaller future budgets will require fewer people, NSF official tells staff

US science funder also plans to screen grant applications for compliance with ‘agency priorities’.

Young volunteers who respond to natural disasters and help with community projects across the U.S. have been discharged.

Shorebirds, seabirds, and wading birds (hereafter coastal birds) have experienced considerable losses over the last century and require proactive conservation management to stabilize or grow populatio...

Position Summary: The Senior Manager, Quantitative Science will be responsible for leading and executing analyses that measure the biological impacts of Audubon's initiatives. This will include develo...

The US National Science Foundation has unfrozen grant funding, but it continues to scrutinize research projects, sowing turmoil.

The AOS Conservation Committee has initiated a small grants program to support student/early-career scientists from Latin America and the Caribbean conducting conservation-related research on either m...

Climate change, ecology and fire suppression have combined to bring us the return of the “urban firestorm.”