New app transforms data gathering for wildlife in Papua New Guinea

Mongabay
Nov 24, 2022, 11:27 am713 ptsHot
For 13 years, Caleb Bulu recorded the rich wildlife of the Torricelli Mountain Range in northwestern Papua New Guinea by walking up and down the slopes. When he observed animals, he noted them down with pen and paper. He used a camera for documentation and recorded such details as location and elevation…

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