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Wildlife conservation used to depend on boot leather, binoculars, and luck. Today it increasingly runs on sensors, satellites, and algorithms. Across forests, oceans, and grasslands, five technologies are quietly rewriting how scientists find rare animals, measure ecosystem health, and intercept threats before they become catastrophes.

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