Huawei awarded for using advanced technology to protect jaguars in Mexico
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Who
What
- 1. Huawei received the GLOMO LATAM award for Social Impact in Latin America.
- 2. The award recognizes the Dzilam de Bravo Nature Reserve project in Yucatan, Mexico.
- 3. Tech4Nature initiative uses technology for effective management of protected areas.
- 4. The project began in 2022, involving IUCN, Huawei, and local communities.
- 5. 26 camera traps and 60 acoustic devices have been deployed to monitor species.
- 6. Over 147 species identified, including 16 individual jaguars, crucial for conservation.
- 7. The protected area expanded from 69,000 to 104,000 hectares since project launch.
- 8. Data-driven insights enhance biodiversity conservation and public policy decisions.
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topics: Nature · language: eng
topics: Nature · language: eng
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published 19 May, 13:23Z
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