Two people, Tommy and Victor, at a desk with a computer and some a prototype camera system, in a 3D printed green box.
Victor Anton at a desk with a computer and some prototypes of Wildlife.AI's new camera system, in 3D printed green boxes. The cameras promise to be more affordable and much more capable for conservation and biosecurity work, especially for smaller bodied species, than traditional trail cameras.
A photo of Tommy in the core of Travis Wetland at the end of 2025 setting up pitfall traps to monitoring invertebrates. Tommy is surrounded by wetland sedges and flaxes with trees in the background on slightly higher ground.
I spent Thursday morning this week at Ōruapaeroa-Travis Wetland, the largest freshwater wetland in Ōtautahi-Christchurch city, NZ. Once destined for more housing, the local community's protests led to the city buying up the land and restoring it for nature.
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