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YaleNews press release now out! news.yale.edu/2023/07/19/stu…

We’re thrilled to be an #XPRIZERainforest finalist! @XPRIZE Our ongoing mission is to help stakeholders around the world better include biodiversity in their conservation decision making. Read all about our Rapid Assessments solution here: tinyurl.com/4dpfddzx

Some birds depend on a narrow window of climate conditions. As the climate changes, some of these birds—like small, long-distance migrants—may face challenges. Jeremy Cohen, PhD Yale BGC #ClimateChange hubs.li/Q01_CllD0

The Wildlife Society coverage of our recent seasonal niche tracking study! Yale BGC

🚨New article on #GBiOS "A global biodiversity observing system to unite monitoring and guide action" published in NatureEcoEvo GBiOS combines global collaboration, tech & data to monitor biodiversity change & target action in support of the #KMGBF 👉 doi.org/10.1038/s41559…

Excited to share 70+ coauthored Comment NatureEcoEvo A global #biodiversity observing system to unite monitoring and guide action Read it here 👇 nature.com/articles/s4155… Press release 👇: geobon.org/gbios-a-global…

New paper in NatureClimate argues that animals may be the best monitors of climate change. Carrying small sensors, they could be the most informative weather instruments of all🌧️⛅️ @Diego_EllisSoto Martin Wikelski Migration Dept., Max Planck Inst. Animal Behavior Walther Jetz Yale BGC 🧵 nature.com/articles/s4155…

The authors argue that equipping fish, birds, seals, and terrestrial animals with sophisticated sensors can give researchers localized and timely data on environmental conditions impacted by climate change that current technology cannot. Read the story ⏩ab.mpg.de/553076/news_pu…

"It is an untapped gold mine of detailed meteorological information with relevance for weather forecasting and biology alike," @Diego_EllisSoto on his new paper with Martin Wikelski Migration Dept., Max Planck Inst. Animal Behavior & Walter Jetz Read the full Yale University News story here! tinyurl.com/3ceyp6xm

Our study is out in nature! This was a big piece of work compiling data on global conservation actions. Headline? 58% of the world's threatened species are seemingly neglected by conservation efforts... Durham University Princeton School of Public & International Affairs Princeton University Yale BGC nature.com/articles/s4158…

We’re so thrilled to announce the winners of the #XPRIZERainforest competition! 🥇Limelight Rainforest 🥈Map of Life Rapid Assessments 🥉Brazilian Team 🏆Bonus Prize winner: ETH BiodivX Learn more about the teams in our video below. ⬇️ cc: Colorado Mesa University

Ecstatic to let you know our Map of Life (MOLRA) rapid but integrative & scalable rainforest inventory solution won 2nd place ($2M) out of 298 teams that started the #XPRIZERainforest competition. Thanks to all our 20 team members and UEA Research Map of Life Yale BGC

After 5 yrs of effort & innovation, Map of Life Rapid Assessments has taken 2nd place in the XPRIZE Rainforest competition! 🎉 This isn’t just about the $2M prize—it’s about proving that noninvasive, scalable biodiversity monitoring can revolutionize conservation worldwide.

✨ It’s time we reintroduce ourselves. Map of Life is building the most comprehensive biodiversity mapping and monitoring platform — bringing together global datasets, real-time insights, and site-specific tools to support conservation action at every scale.