Phones can stop illegal logging

Locals using technology to help monitor and protect nature

Apps are now helping locals and indigenous people

Live drawing from Citizen Science conference – Illustration and text by Frits Ahlefeldt

Digital apps are now helping locals and indigenous people protect their places and local biodiversity and resources from being raided

By using a phone with GPS tagged photos there are new and fast ways to document and share knowledge of both good and bad

Sources:

Read more on Mongabay.com story about the Forest link app (from the Rainforestfoundationuk.org)

Another app is ForestWatcher from GlobalForestWatch.org / WorldResourceInstitute Wri.org

In Prey Lang ( Cambodia ) Locals use another app by Swiss Web-essentials

Illustration of illegal loggers being photographed by hand. Drawn journalism by Frits Ahlefeldt
( Illustration ref: di01182 txt ) “Using phones to stop illegal logging”
Illustration of illegal loggers being photographed by hand.Drawn journalism by Frits Ahlefeldt
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Keywords: CitizenScience, participatoryscience, citsci2022dk, citizenscience conference aarhus Citizen science, civic science, deforestation, timber, resources, app, crowd science, deforestation, illegal logging, rainforest, tropical forest, deforestation

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