Creating homes for frogs where we can spy them in the field, to help detect invasive chytrid fungi.

Building the largest crowdsourced fish image collection, to teach machines how to identify fish species using AI.

High-tech buoys that tell fishers they are being watched, then catch them if they fish illegally in an MPA or EEZ.

Converting invasive plant species in protected areas into fuel wood.

Organizing the lionfish supply chain by connecting recreational divers and local processors.

A lineless lobster trap that doesn't also trap whales.

Automatically detecting individual invasive plants in a sea of green vegetation.

Detecting the arrival of invasive species in our farms and forests to keep them from eating our food and trees!

Using an app to inform, train and report IT (Illegal Wildlife Traffic) in Colombia through law enforcement and citizen science.

Using accounting software to estimate how much land around the world a company is using.

Low cost bamboo frame for collecting plastic in lakes and estuaries.

Using thermal drone to find hogs in Galapagos and protect giant tortoise nests.

A commercial camera trap that's built specifically for conservationist, not just to find the biggest antlers.

Collecting near shore ocean data using the recreational scuba diving community.

Using a low cost, automated, android system to stop human-wildlife conflict in rural communities.

Linking blockchain smart contracts to remote sensing algorithms to create more effective Payment for Ecosystem Service schemes.

Capturing whole areas of nature in Virtual Reality when wildlife passes by.

Expanding the coverage of monitored wildlife using affordable acoustic devices.

Using autonomous floating robots to catch sneaky yet dangerous invasive seaweed in the oceans.

An affordable, implantable biologger solution to monitor juvenile elephants re-wilded to new non-native herds.