Christopher Guglielmo and Yolanda Morbey, researchers leading the Motus on the Move project to track wildlife. (Christopher Kindratsky/Western Communications photo)
Christopher Guglielmo and Yolanda Morbey, researchers leading the Motus on the Move project to track wildlife. (Christopher Kindratsky/Western Communications photo) The animals are on the move, driven further and faster by pollution, wildfires and the shifting of their habitats in response to climate change. But a global tracking system can find them. Birds and bats in the air. Insects on the ground. Fish in the river. Motus , a wildlife tracking system, captures them all.
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