The illegal sale of turtle eggs can be big business for traffickers in some parts of the world. Now undercover "decoy" eggs are looking to infiltrate the market - and help protect the endangered species.
The Mine Kafon Foundation is testing out low-cost ways of safely detecting and detonating landmines.
Cyclists can often name the dangerous spots in their town in their sleep – but do they simply feel unsafe there, or are they genuinely at risk? BikeBox project aims to collect data on precisely this issue.
Getting from A to B without selling your data, subscribing to a service or costing the earth is possible with these smart, open-source navigation apps.
“Protecting the ocean isn’t just about drawing lines on a map – it’s about keeping ecosystems functioning so that they can provide food, livelihoods, climate resilience and economic stability,” says Dr Chris Ward-Paige, founder of eOceans, in an interview.
Big Tech doesn't always mean good tech. With so many brilliant EU alternatives to the major platforms, why not pick a safer, fairier, local version?
From unmarked alleys to vital water points, Kibera’s residents have charted their own digital map. In doing so, they have put their community on the city’s—and the world’s—radar.
By providing localised knowledge, the Kijani app enables farmers to choose the right crops for a greener Sub-Saharan Africa.
Digitalisation not only has a high electricity demand, but also ensures a constantly growing consumption of resources. Here's how changing your phone use can change this.
