Indigenous communities play a vital role in monitoring and managing biodiversity, as well as scientific research.
The North Australian Indigenous CyberTracker Network is part of the CyberTracker Worldwide Network. I-Tracker is a network of Indigenous Land and Sea managers and researchers across north Aus…
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The heirs to a cultural history brutally interrupted by colonialism and apartheid are relearning the skills of their forebears in the red dunes of the Kgalagadi
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The Djelk Rangers have found CyberTracker to be an efficient, cost-effective, user-friendly and versatile data collection and management tool that can empower land and sea managers to engage in local,…
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More and more Indigenous women around Australia are becoming rangers. Many ranger groups are now using the CyberTracker computer technology to collect information about their work, their country a…
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Australian Wildlife Services Cybertracker program on Angas Downs, where the Angas Downs Indigenous Rangers implement wildlife and other information tracking.
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Local Guardian Watchmen are collaborating and coordinating their monitoring efforts on the North and Central Coast of BC. The Regional Monitoring System was developed because Coastal First Nation…
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