Volume 44, Issue 4 supplement

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Volume 44, Issue 4 supplement

November 2015

Special Issue: Digital conservation: Understanding the impacts of digital technology on nature conservation

Issue Editors:

René van der Wal,
Koen Arts

14 articles in this issue

Digital conservation: An introduction
René van der Wal
Koen Arts
EditorialNotes Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 517 - 521
Technology for nature conservation: An industry perspective
Lucas N. Joppa
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 522 - 526
Digital technology and human development: A charter for nature conservation
Georgina Maffey
Hilary Homans
Koen Arts
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 527 - 537
Digital innovation through partnership between nature conservation organisations and academia: A qualitative impact assessment
Carlos Galán-Díaz
Peter Edwards
René van der Wal
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 538 - 549
Wildlife in the cloud: A new approach for engaging stakeholders in wildlife management
Guillaume Chapron
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 550 - 556
Developing an automated risk management tool to minimize bird and bat mortality at wind facilities
Julia Robinson Willmott
Greg M. Forcey
Lauren A. Hooton
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 557 - 571
Utilizing the Cyberforest live sound system with social media to remotely conduct woodland bird censuses in Central Japan
Kaoru Saito
Kazuhiko Nakamura
Kazuyo Nagahama
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 572 - 583
Mapping species distributions: A comparison of skilled naturalist and lay citizen science recording
René van der Wal
Helen Anderson
Advaith Siddharthan
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 584 - 600
Taking a ‘Big Data’ approach to data quality in a citizen science project
Steve Kelling
Daniel Fink
Wesley M. Hochachka
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 601 - 611
Automated data analysis to rapidly derive and communicate ecological insights from satellite-tag data: A case study of reintroduced red kites
René van der Wal
Cheng Zeng
Advaith Siddharthan
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 612 - 623
Limitations of recreational camera traps for wildlife management and conservation research: A practitioner’s perspective
Scott Newey
Paul Davidson
René van der Wal
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 624 - 635
The social implications of using drones for biodiversity conservation
Chris Sandbrook
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 636 - 647
Microscope and spectacle: On the complexities of using new visual technologies to communicate about wildlife conservation
Audrey Verma
René van der Wal
Anke Fischer
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 648 - 660
Digital technology and the conservation of nature
Koen Arts
René van der Wal
William M. Adams
OriginalPaper Open access 27 October 2015 Pages: 661 - 673

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