remote sensing for conservation

A 4x4 safari and field research vehicle drives along a muddy dirt track through a vast, green African savanna under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. A prominent acacia tree stands to the left, and the open grassland extends to the horizon, illustrating the remote and expansive natural environments where conservationists conduct wildlife tracking and GIS habitat mapping.

Conservation runs on spatial data. How ASU is helping the workforce keep up.

The maps that drive conservation decisions are only as sound as the judgment behind them. ASU’s Conservation Futures Academy is building the workforce to produce analysis that holds up.

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