Active projects are listed below, with three key themes: biodiversity monitoring, species conservation, and supporting the use of bioacoustics for conservation globally.
Biodiversity monitoring across California
Ecosystem-scale passive acoustic monitoring in the Sierra Nevada and Southern California.
Spotted Owl conservation
A driving force behind much of our work, with Barred Owls and megafires representing the most critical threats.
Pinyon Jay conservation
A collaborative effort to proactively assess the population prior to potential ESA listing.
Marbled Murrelet monitoring
Assessing a state- and federally protected seabird that nests in old-growth forests along the Pacific coast.
Yosemite toad monitoring
Developing tools to understand a high-elevation specialist endemic to the Sierra Nevada.
Wolf recolonization ecology
A collaborative effort based in California, but wolves are a global touchstone for conservation conflicts.
Collaborative projects
We support conservation efforts globally in which bioacoustics is used to facilitate biodiversity conservation.
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