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Restoration plans are due. Where camera-trap data fits
EU member states must file draft national restoration plans by 1 September 2026. Those plans rest on monitoring evidence — and camera-trap data is one defensible, organization-owned piece of it.
Read post →Beyond the wolf: what two adjacent use cases would need
A committee said our recognition system is modular enough to scale to solar parks and airports. What each would really need, and what isn't there yet.
Read post →Wildlife monitoring's bottleneck isn't the camera
The cameras and the models are getting good. The chain from field footage to a record you can still trust after several seasons is the part that isn't.
Read post →Human-wildlife conflict and coexistence, and the missing technology
A recognized field with IUCN guidelines since 2023 — but the technology built for it is still thin. What the term means, and where camera-trap data fits.
Read post →A grant for the Smart Wildlife Box: edge-AI to move trail cameras on
A MIT Zuid feasibility grant from the Province of Zeeland backs the Smart Wildlife Box — edge-AI so several low-power cameras can share one box on site.
Read post →HERDER: our AI joins a wolf co-existence R&D project
An R&D project we are part of received a positive MIT Zuid award — scored 95/100 by an independent committee — bringing our wildlife AI to human–wolf co-existence.
Read post →Introducing Untamed Data
Why we built a modern data platform for camera-trap monitoring — from a season of unsorted SD cards to a record you can actually act on.
Read post →European-hosted wildlife AI, with a human in the loop
Species recognition on European infrastructure — no black-box overseas cloud — with a review step so uncertain IDs are checked, not guessed.
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