Feb 5, 2024 | Birds, Wildlife Monitoring
Carnaby’s cockatoos are endangered parrots, endemic to the south-west of Western Australia. They are beginning to feed on canola crops, which might be interesting for their survival – or not. Argos helps in trying to understands the importance and impact of this...
Jan 31, 2024 | Herding, News, Oceanography, Meteorology, Hydrology, Climatology, Smart Agriculture, Wildlife Monitoring
You already know that back in 2018, CLS created Kinéis with one goal: transform the Argos satellite system and deploy an unparalleled connectivity that is near real-time, universal, and with a low-data rate. Now, the launch window for the first of five launches has...
Jan 22, 2024 | Fish, Wildlife Monitoring
Blue sharks are threatened – as most shark species. However, basic information on the species in the Mediterranean are missing – population, habitat, migration… — while this sea is specific, and its blue shark populations’ behaviour can’t be...
Dec 19, 2023 | Fish, Marine Animals, Wildlife Monitoring
Japanese eels’ populations are declining, while their life cycle is not well-known. Part of the questions are similar to those asked for the European eels, but geography, the current and the species itself have their specificities. Argos helps in understanding the...
Nov 20, 2023 | Birds, Wildlife Monitoring
Eurasian eagle-owls are the largest owl in the world, found in a large range of different environments. They usually perche on high lookout-points, electric poles included, which is a high risk for them. Argos enables to better understand their behaviour in scarce...
Nov 7, 2023 | Marine Animals, Wildlife Monitoring
Tracking leatherback turtles can help in protecting them at both a local scale, close to their nesting beach, and a basin-scale, when they migrate. The population from the Gulf of Guinea is currently the world’s largest, but fisheries, removal of adults from beaches...
