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Popular Press Articles
UMN College of Biological Sciences
Predator traits shape anti-predator response
The Wall Street Journal
‘Life at the Waterhole’ Review: Survival in the Serengeti
ScienceLine
​When code becomes conservation: Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly common in conservation ecology. Should it be?
UMN Research Briefs
Do predators shape ecosystems? Trophic cascades curtailed by prey use of dangerous places during safe times 
WILDLABS
Learning resources: Exploring species interactions with Snapshot Serengeti
Rice University
Where lions operate, grazers congregate ... provided food is great
Smithsonian Magazine
Seventy-five scientific research projects you can contribute to online
Undark Magazine
COVID-19 Can't Stop Citizen Science
WILDLABS Community
Enter the Zooniverse: Try Citizen Science for Yourself!
Medium One-Zero
Wildlife Cameras Are Accidentally Capturing Humans Behaving Badly
ScienceNews for Students
The moon has power over animals
National Geographic
This is the only place on Earth where lions live alone
The Atlantic
Humans are the scariest predator
National Geographic
How Asiatic lionesses shield their cubs from killer males
Africa Geographic 
Impalas cry wolf, so say zebras! 
Animal Minds
Bats provide pest control services to deer 
StarTribune
​Armchair naturalists help Minnesota researchers classify more than 1 million nature photos
Minnesota Public Radio
Coyote? Weasel? University of Minnesota researchers seek help classifying wildlife photos
University of Minnesota
A Predator's Return
EurekaAlert! AAAS
Researchers use artificial intelligence to identify, count, describe wild animals 
Science Daily
Use artificial intelligence to identify, count, describe wild animals
PHYS.ORG
Researchers use artificial intelligence to identify, count, describe wild animals 
Popular Science
Impalas are the wimps of the animal kingdom and other species know it
National Geographic
Birds Sleep in Giraffe Armpits, New Photos Reveal
Minnesota Daily
UMN launches new citizen science wildlife research program
Mundo Animal
Pássaros espertos usam girafas, búfalos e outros mamíferos para se alimentar e descansar
IUCN World Conservation Congress
It Takes a #Tech4Wildlife Community
Eyes On The Wild
Eyes on the Wild trail camera data used in a cross-continental study to explore how North American wildlife can co-exist with humans
WILDLABS
Collaboration Spotlight: BoomBox
BBC TWO 
Should we have built a waterhole?
Mongabay
Spying on fear in the wild: Q&A with ecologist Meredith Palmer 
Nature Ecology & Evolution
Can camera trap studies help protect African biodiversity?
Princeton University
Over 100 people attend Princeton University Library's annual citizen science event
1 MILLION WOMEN IN STEM
Creating Change Together: Dr. Meredith S. Palmer
BBC "Seven Worlds One Planet" & The Daily Mail
DeepMind
Using machine learning to accelerate ecological research
Science News
Moonlight shapes how some animals move, grow and even sing
Scientific American
Deer friends: bats and white-tailed deer have each other's backs
Citizen Science Day
Citizen Science Megathon at Princeton University
BBC Natural History Unit & PBS
Africa's Great Waterhole
Brainerd Dispatch
Volunteer scientists play important role in wildlife research project
Science Trends
Eavesdropping Saves Lives in the African Mammal Community
BBC News
Artificial intelligence ... for animals
Technology Review: The Download 
AI is helping wildlife biologists identify rare beasts on the Serengeti
Digital Trends
One fish, two fish: A. I. labels wildlife photos to boost conservation
Venture Beat
Researchers develop AI that identifies and counts wildlife with 96.6% accuracy 

Inside Science
These Birds Sleep Clinging to Giraffes' Groins
Daily Planet
Armpit Birds
Massive Science
Animals feel a landscape of fear - just like humans do
Ohio Wesleyan University
Giraffe bed and breakfasts?