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❤ DESCRIPTION:
With the increasing global focus called 30x30 which aims to conserve 30% of the Earth's land and oceans by 2030, this talk discusses how Global Biodiversity Frameworks using cutting edge approaches to monitor species using AI and fieldbased sensors. Hear from experts in eDNA, acoustics, wildlife cameras and other innovative approaches to effective conservation outcomes.

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Introduction to Biodiversity Event
1:09 Jorge Ahumada: Wildlife Insights Platform
8:20 Lindsey Rich: Wildlife Conservation Strategies
12:46 Bourhan Yassin: Ecoacoustic Monitoring
14:10 Lilian Pintea: Jane Goodall Institute Initiatives
14:52 Arbimon Platform: Ecoacoustic Biodiversity Analysis
21:40 Gombe National Park: Biodiversity Monitoring Partnership
29:25 Remote Sensing & eDNA: Conservation Impact Assessment
40:15 Nature Metrics: eDNA Biodiversity Monitoring Tool
46:51 Google Earth Engine: Species & Landscape Protection
50:21 Earth Engine Applications: Antelope Reintroduction Success
57:21 Q&A Session on Biodiversity Conservation
1:00:25 Open Science vs. Endangered Species Protection
1:02:44 Event Conclusion


SPEAKERS:
Tanya Birch, Google
Jorge Ahumada, Wildlife Insights
Lindsey Rich, California Department of Fish and Wildlife
Bourhan Yassin, Rainforest Connection
Lilian Pintea, The Jane Goodall Institue
Karis Tenneson, Spatial Informatics Group
Katherine Mertes, Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute
Charles Gibbons, Nature Metrics