The Bat-Brain Project: Smarter Conservation for Our Microbats
How GDF is partnering with Seaford Rotary and EcoVineyards to monitor microbat populations in vineyards using open-source, IoT-enabled nesting boxes.
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Bat-Brain: Smart Microbat Monitoring
A collaboration with Seaford Rotary and EcoVineyards to develop low-power, open-source sensors for monitoring microbat activity in vineyard nesting boxes.
Mount Burr Wetland Restoration
Community IoT project applying real-time water level monitoring to support wetland restoration at Mount Burr Swamp in South Australia's South East, in partnership with the Nature …
Collab Digital Fellowship
On 29 June 2021 the Growing Data Foundation was announced as the winner of the inaugural Collab Digital Cultural Fellowship for its project 'Data Stories in a Climate of Change' — …
What lives here?
Old trees with hollows that animals rely on are disappearing and as a result some species are dying out. Providing nesting boxes is a start but to truly protect threatened species …
What grows here?
Whether you are a revegetation project team member, landscaper or gardener the ‘What Grows Here?’ app will help you find plants that best suit your space and needs. Learners can …
What Grows Here – Best for Bees
Extension of the What Grows Here? app identifying South Australian native plants that support native bee populations and other pollinators.
Nest boxes and integrated sensors
Nesting boxes can provide homes to animals such as owls, parrots, possums and bats, but how do we know if the nesting boxes are being used by these animals? How do we know if they …
Helping the dolphins
In the last few years I have taken a keen interest in the Port River Dolphin Sanctuary and it’s 30 resident dolphins. The dolphins are doing an amazing job of surviving and …
Australian Landscape Trust
Partnership with the Australian Landscape Trust to apply open data and IoT monitoring to large-scale ecological restoration in the Murray-Darling Basin.