The world is racing to stem biodiversity loss in hard-to-access coastal areas. Can China's smart tech be a game changer?

Published on August 8, 2024

Spotting jaguars in Mexico's wetland reserves and hearing the calls of the Hainan gibbon have become easier with the use of sensors, cameras and AI. Tech firms can help scale wildlife monitoring efforts, says global conservation union IUCN.

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