How does the team identify wildlife living around the work area? Biodiversity monitoring is not simply about recording animals that are seen. It involves a range of scientific methods to identify wildlife presence, activity and condition, while minimising disturbance...
Understanding Dragonflies as Bioindicators of Environmental Quality
Dragonflies are more than just insects found around water bodies. Their presence can serve as a natural indicator of ecosystem health, particularly the quality of freshwater environments. Dragonflies belong to the order Odonata, which comprises true dragonflies...
Monitoring through Technology, Preserving Nature: Camera Trap Installation for Biodiversity Monitoring in Mining Areas
Mining areas are often located in regions rich in biodiversity. On one hand, mining activities support development and economic growth. On the other hand, such activities may affect surrounding ecosystems. Therefore, biodiversity monitoring is a crucial step in...
Protecting Nature from the Sky for Biodiversity Monitoring
Technological advancement has transformed the way humans perceive and protect nature. One innovation that now plays a vital role in conservation efforts is the drone or unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). This technology enables the rapid, efficient, and accurate...




