Thanks to advances in animal tracking technology, today’s ecologists have more data than ever to help monitor and preserve the world’s biodiversity. With this new technology, researchers can look at individual animals to assess the specific impacts of threats like pollution, climate change, and habitat loss. Animal ecologist Scott Yanko unpacks the developments in an Expert Q&A with Michigan News.
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