Webinar recording 'All insects count' 1 February 2022

Feb. 2, 2022

Better methods for counting insects are desperately needed given recent observations that insect populations have declined dramatically over the past few decades, with consequent consequences in ecosystems. Automatic insect cameras offer a new method for insect research. During this evening, developers, researchers and participants talked about this method.

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