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Engineer-turned-conservationist Seema Lokhandwala has developed an AI-powered device that listens for elephant vocalisations and plays sounds like tiger roars or buzzing bees to drive herds away from villages near India’s Kaziranga National Park.
The country is lagging far behind on marine conservation targets and even its few existing protected areas are failing, say experts.
Logging has undone many ancient trees, but those protected by temples survive down the centuries.
The amount of forest lost around the world has reduced by millions of hectares each year in recent decades, but countries are still off track to meet “important” deforestation targets.
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