Via The Economist, a look at how new technology can keep whales safe from speeding ships:

On march 3rd a whale calf washed ashore in Georgia, on America’s east

Via Hakai Magazine, a look at how swarms of robotic fish could soon make traditional underwater research vehicles obsolete: Human technology has long drawn inspiration from the natural world:

Courtesy of MIT Technology Review, a report on how researchers have been dreaming of an Internet of Animals and are now getting closer to monitoring 100,000 creatures—and revealing hidden facets of our

Via Environment & Energy Leader, an article on the world’s first “smart rainforest,” where artificial intelligence and data is used to advance sustainable and cost-effective environmental restoration

Via Share America, a look at how solar-powered GPS tracking devices affixed to giraffes' ears allow conservation ecologists to remotely track animals and know when giraffes have strayed from protected areas:

Via BBC, a look at novel restoration methods that can speed up the recovery of threatened corals – but for a lasting impact, they need to be backed by action to stop ocean warming: