‘Fitbit for whales’ and other tagging tech help reshape wildlife conservation

Mongabay
Jun 30, 2022, 8:50 am167 pts
When Alexandra Ross started her study on bridled nail-tail wallabies in central Queensland in Australia in 2017, the wildlife ecologist had a pressing concern. The species was already categorized as endangered by the Australian government, and a previous study had shown that these pint-sized kangaroo cousins…

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