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Video: Google Glass Aids Rhino Conservation Groundwork

WWF has actively been looking at how technology is transforming conservation, opens in new tab. As a Google Glass Explorer, WWF has started to test Field Notes, a tool biologists can use to record field data hands-free.

Watch this video as WWF-Nepal senior research officer Sabita Malla, opens in new tab journey’s through Chitwan National Park, monitoring rhinos with Google Glass.

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