These scientists are using machine learning to listen to nature (literally)

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By Alexandria HerrJul 14, 2020, 3:55 am1.1k ptsInteresting
The United Nations has called on the world to protect 30 percent of the planet from human activity to help protect ecosystems and slow down climate change. But conservation areas are often vulnerable to illegal logging, poaching, mining, and other activities that threaten biodiversity. How can land managers…

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