NEXT GEN NATURE

A project funded by the R&A and the University of St Andrews

WHAT IS NEXT GENERATION NATURAL HISTORY?

Next generation natural history refers to the increasing application of digital technologies and advanced approaches to data analysis to support natural history, conservation, and environmental management.

PROJECT AIMS

Support & Share

To support the democratisation of skills and knowledge for technology in conservation by creating and compiling accessible resources and case study profiles to foster new ideas and bottom-up leadership.

Gain New Skills

To gain new skills and understanding of how technology and data are being utilised and applied in different conservation, community, & cultural contexts.

Develop & Improve

To develop and improve pre-existing skills in GISci and movement ecology through involvement in projects with nature, community, industry, and policy perspectives.

Recent Diary Entries

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Diary Entries Incoming

Featured Postcards from the Project

  • Lion resting on grass in natural habitat
  • White-faced capuchin monkey on a tree branch in a forest
  • Leopard lying on a tree branch
  • A toucan perched on a branch in a lush, tropical forest.
  • Thomson's gazelle standing in grassy savannah landscape.
  • Hummingbird perched on a plant near a pink flower
  • A warthog standing in a grassy field.
  • Spider monkey sitting on a branch in a wildlife rescue centre.
  • A giraffe standing in a grassy African savanna with scattered small trees.
  • Sloth hanging on a tree branch with green leaves against a clear sky.
  • Zebras grazing in a grassy field with trees in the background.
  • A tapir standing among green foliage.
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