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To learn more about our camera trap database app and how it can accelerate your own investigations, please reach out to wildlife@c4ads.org. 4/4

By recording this information, our app transforms complex data into a manageable format, making it easier for our partners to monitor and protect wildlife. In other words: It’s a game-changer for those on the front lines of the wildlife conservation movement. 3/4

Our camera trap database app helps users classify large volumes of wildlife images captured by camera traps across jurisdictions, recording essential details like date, time, location, and animal behavior to make analyzing this data a breeze. 2/4

In Pier Pressure, we examine the conditions and environment driving this phenomenon, setting a baseline for monitoring as we track and understand DWSF behavior. 6/6

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This is more than a geographical shift — it’s a transfer of risk and enabling networks, including the same patterns of opaque ownership and abuse we’ve previously tracked. Chile now faces the same oversight challenges that once fell to Peru. 5/

@oceana.bsky.social has also documented the change in DWSF behavior, citing C4ADS analysis in their own Spanish-language blog post on the newfound attention the fleet is giving to Chilean ports. 4/

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We’re not the only ones noticing this shift. @ejfoundation.org published a new report underscoring the need to address unregulated fishing in the Southwest Atlantic — citing C4ADS analysis — that has since been covered in the @washingtonpost.com. 3/

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As oversight in Peru tightens and local tensions rise over depleted stocks, the DWSF is relocating to Chile. In just 3 months, more than 80 high-risk vessels have landed in Chilean ports — many for the first time in years. 2/

To learn more about our bank statement analysis app and how it can transform your own financial investigations, please reach out to wildlife@c4ads.org. 5/5

And, like many of C4ADS’ tools, the app also generates an interactive dashboard to help users visualize data in both graphic and tabular formats — providing custom filters to help uncover the patterns and insights crucial for informed decision-making. 4/5