Abhishyant Kidangoor

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'Internet of Animals,' a unified wildlife tracker, set to resume after hiatus

A global project that tracks wildlife via satellites has resumed operations after a hiatus of three years. Project ICARUS, which aims to create the “internet of animals,” capitalizes on advances in wireless tracking technology to monitor individual animal... See more

mongabay.com•Abhishyant Kidangoor•Dec 16, 2025

Real-time deforestation alerts get an AI boost to identify the causes

A new alert system developed by online deforestation-tracking platform Global Forest Watch tells users what’s causing the deforestation. The new alert system deploys AI models to classify deforestation alerts based on what’s causing them, from agriculture... See more

mongabay.com•Abhishyant Kidangoor•Dec 10, 2025

What Central Park's Squirrel Census says about conservation tech: Interview with Okala's Robin Whytock

At the end of New York Climate Week this year, ecologist Robin Whytock spent a few hours in Central Park counting squirrels. His mission was to prove how scalable tech solutions could help make biodiversity monitoring easier and more efficient. Whytock, w... See more

mongabay.com•Abhishyant Kidangoor•Nov 12, 2025

Scientists rethink Serengeti migration numbers with satellite, AI tools

An AI-powered satellite survey has found that the number of wildebeests migrating across Kenya and Tanzania annually might be less than half of the million-plus figure that’s widely touted. The authors of the study said their findings underscore the need ... See more

mongabay.com•Abhishyant Kidangoor•Oct 3, 2025

Turning camera traps into real-time sentinels: Interview with Conservation X Lab's Dante Wasmuht

Wildlife technology nonprofit Conservation X Labs has developed and deployed an AI-powered device to make real-time monitoring of camera-trap images easier and more seamless. The Sentinel device can be attached to camera traps and serves as a minicomputer... See more

mongabay.com•Abhishyant Kidangoor•Sep 25, 2025

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Master Of Science, Journalism at Columbia UniversityGraduated: 2017

Master Of Science, Journalism at Columbia University - Graduate School Of JournalismGraduated: 2017

Broadcast Journalism, Journalism at Asian College Of JournalismGraduated: 2014

Bachelor Of Technology, Mechanical Engineering at Vellore Institute Of TechnologyGraduated: 2013

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'Internet of Animals,' a unified wildlife tracker, set to resume after hiatus

Real-time deforestation alerts get an AI boost to identify the causes

What Central Park's Squirrel Census says about conservation tech: Interview with Okala's Robin Whytock

Scientists rethink Serengeti migration numbers with satellite, AI tools

Turning camera traps into real-time sentinels: Interview with Conservation X Lab's Dante Wasmuht

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'Internet of Animals,' a unified wildlife tracker, set to resume after hiatus

Real-time deforestation alerts get an AI boost to identify the causes

What Central Park's Squirrel Census says about conservation tech: Interview with Okala's Robin Whytock

Scientists rethink Serengeti migration numbers with satellite, AI tools

Turning camera traps into real-time sentinels: Interview with Conservation X Lab's Dante Wasmuht