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Japanese artist
Ray Morimura
Migratory, 1990
(Watari)
woodblock print
Ray Morimura
Migratory, 1990
(Watari)
woodblock print
September 24, 2025 at 3:20 AM
Japanese artist
Ray Morimura
Migratory, 1990
(Watari)
woodblock print
Ray Morimura
Migratory, 1990
(Watari)
woodblock print
Reposted by Ben Evans
Latest #AI trick: Decoding the language of elephants, writes
@observeruk.bsky.social.
WCS, a partner of @cornelluniversity.bsky.social, employs the four Congolese researchers working for the Elephant Listening Project in Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park on this work.
🌍 observer.co.uk/news/science...
@observeruk.bsky.social.
WCS, a partner of @cornelluniversity.bsky.social, employs the four Congolese researchers working for the Elephant Listening Project in Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park on this work.
🌍 observer.co.uk/news/science...
AI’s latest trick? Decoding the language of elephants
A groundbreaking conservation project tracking the sounds and movements of herds in Africa may one day allow us to have a conversation with them
observer.co.uk
June 19, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Latest #AI trick: Decoding the language of elephants, writes
@observeruk.bsky.social.
WCS, a partner of @cornelluniversity.bsky.social, employs the four Congolese researchers working for the Elephant Listening Project in Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park on this work.
🌍 observer.co.uk/news/science...
@observeruk.bsky.social.
WCS, a partner of @cornelluniversity.bsky.social, employs the four Congolese researchers working for the Elephant Listening Project in Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park on this work.
🌍 observer.co.uk/news/science...
Reposted by Ben Evans
The difference just 4 years can make when land is released from overgrazing.
Nothing was planted here: all these native trees, wildflowers, etc, came naturally, along with loads of butterflies, birds, + other animal life.
THIS is how we reverse nature loss. #Rewilding 🌍
Nothing was planted here: all these native trees, wildflowers, etc, came naturally, along with loads of butterflies, birds, + other animal life.
THIS is how we reverse nature loss. #Rewilding 🌍
May 16, 2025 at 4:46 AM
The difference just 4 years can make when land is released from overgrazing.
Nothing was planted here: all these native trees, wildflowers, etc, came naturally, along with loads of butterflies, birds, + other animal life.
THIS is how we reverse nature loss. #Rewilding 🌍
Nothing was planted here: all these native trees, wildflowers, etc, came naturally, along with loads of butterflies, birds, + other animal life.
THIS is how we reverse nature loss. #Rewilding 🌍
Reposted by Ben Evans
Gorillas in Congo’s Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park scratch the ground for truffles, not for insects as long assumed, study says.
With these findings, Gaston Abea becomes Ndoki's first Indigenous lead author of a peer-reviewed scientific paper.
🌍 bit.ly/4cwC3Ky
With these findings, Gaston Abea becomes Ndoki's first Indigenous lead author of a peer-reviewed scientific paper.
🌍 bit.ly/4cwC3Ky
April 16, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Gorillas in Congo’s Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park scratch the ground for truffles, not for insects as long assumed, study says.
With these findings, Gaston Abea becomes Ndoki's first Indigenous lead author of a peer-reviewed scientific paper.
🌍 bit.ly/4cwC3Ky
With these findings, Gaston Abea becomes Ndoki's first Indigenous lead author of a peer-reviewed scientific paper.
🌍 bit.ly/4cwC3Ky
Was a pleasure hosting Will at Ndoki, amazing photos shining a light on scenes we would never normally see
“These photos are amazing,” Seraphin Ngouna, who belongs to an Indigenous people from the forest and maintained the cameras for WCS told @theguardian.com.
🌍 bit.ly/4ku9H7c
🌍 bit.ly/4ku9H7c
The secret life of the Congo rainforest – in pictures
Using high-definition camera traps on trails in Congo’s Nouabalé-Ndoki national park, Will Burrard-Lucas, a photographer for the Wildlife Conservation Society, has captured Africa’s most elusive and r...
www.theguardian.com
March 7, 2025 at 4:57 PM
Was a pleasure hosting Will at Ndoki, amazing photos shining a light on scenes we would never normally see
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Our WCS team in Gabon is supporting critical steps toward peaceful human-elephant co-existence there. bit.ly/3Dbr3VM 🌍
February 26, 2025 at 5:32 PM
Our WCS team in Gabon is supporting critical steps toward peaceful human-elephant co-existence there. bit.ly/3Dbr3VM 🌍
Great to see these photos out in the wild!
Over the course of a year, we teamed with Will-Burrard-Lucas, a UK-based photographer, and Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park to capture images of Endangered mammals for the first time in high definition with his Camtraptions camera trap system.
📸 🌍 See more photos: bit.ly/3DjeDLr
📸 🌍 See more photos: bit.ly/3DjeDLr
February 25, 2025 at 6:09 PM
Great to see these photos out in the wild!
