Posts tagged Bioacoustics
Bay Cats, Hornbills, Pangolins and the Data Behind Community Forest Management
Bay Cats, Hornbills, Pangolins and the Data Behind Community Forest Management

Between February and November 2025, Planet Indonesia and WildMon ran a combined bioacoustic and camera trap survey across 100 sites in the Gunung Naning Protection Forest, West Kalimantan. The first season detected 202 species in total, including 20 species endemic to Borneo and 10 Endangered or Critically Endangered species. 

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Aurore MaxeyGunung Naning, Bioacoustics, camera trap, biodiversity monitoring, community governance, smart patrol, borneo endemic species, bornean bay cat, helmeted hornbill, sunda pangolin, bornean white-bearded gibbon, dayak communities, WildMon, AI for conservation Comment
The Forest Has a Voice - Part 1: Tuning In to Indonesia’s Rainforest Soundscape
The Forest Has a Voice - Part 1: Tuning In to Indonesia’s Rainforest Soundscape

Something new is unfolding in the forests of Gunung Naning, West Kalimantan. In partnership with conservation technology experts at WildMon, Planet Indonesia is deepening its use of bioacoustic monitoring, this time integrating artificial intelligence to help analyze the forest’s soundscape while continuing to center both science and community knowledge.

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Aurore MaxeyBioacoustics, Community-based conservation, Conservation technology, Wildlife protection, conservation, Forest monitoring, Local conservation, Gunung NaningComment