The ability for machine learning algorithms to analyse huge amounts of information are making them indispensable tools for conservation research.

From sensors inspired by dandelion seeds, to sensors installed on the heads of seals. Sometimes nature itself provides the inspiration for modern environmental technology.

Setting up sensor networks can be expensive and time consuming. A new project from the University of Washington has turned to nature for solutions.

Concrete, aluminium and steel are not the most sustainable building materials - especially in warm, humid climates. A reforestation project now aims to combine the ecological, economic and social components of sustainability in the construction sector.

More and more NGOs are turning to NFTs as a form of longterm funding. However, controversy is often not far behind.

Namibia is home to one of the world's last remaining cheetah populations. But for years, cheetahs have decimated livestock herds, leading to a bloody human-wildlife conflict that further threatened the already vulnerable species. New technology and insights are helping to keep the two sides separated.

Tracking Italy's mysterious Marsican bear with radio transmitters poses many challenges. But new software can predict where they with the minimum of data.

Artificial intelligence has long since solved complex tasks and made our everyday lives easier. But do intelligent computer programmes also provide new solutions for environmental and climate protection?

Satellites have long been used to monitor deforestation, but how can that data be used to actively create results on the ground?