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BioSoundSCape: A bioacoustic dataset for the Fynbos Biome - Scientific Data

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By Matthew Clark, Colleen L. Seymour, Rose Snyder, Antonio Carlos Ferraz, Fabian Schneider, John Measey, Christina Hagen, David Leland, Festus O. Adegbola, Grant S Joseph, Michelle Fuchs, Saskia Thomas, Leo Salas, Sally D. Hofmeyr, Wendy Schackwitz
| Nature Verified
Abstract Most biodiversity data are collected at fine spatial scales, but threats to species and ecosystems occur at broad spatial scales. Remote sensing allows broad-scale assessment of biodiversity but these data need to be ground-truthed with contemporaneous in situ datasets. Various faunal groups produce sounds or vocalizations which can then be related to remotely-sensed data.
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Madagascar: giant tortoises have returned 600 years after they were wiped out

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By Miguel Pedrono, Andrinajoro R. Rakotoarivelo, Colleen L. Seymour, Grant S Joseph
| Daily Maverick Verified
THE CONVERSATION Re-wilding Madagascar with giant tortoises last found on the island 600 years ago could help the island mitigate climate change. A six-year-old project to return giant tortoises to the wild in Madagascar could result in thousands of the 350kg megaherbivores re-populating the island for the first time in 600 years. The first group of Aldabra giant tortoises (Aldabrachelys gigantea) were brought in from the Seychelles in 2018, and have been reproducing on their own since.
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Madagascar: giant tortoises have returned 600 years after they were wiped out - The African Mirror

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By Grant S Joseph
| The African Mirror
A six-year-old project to return giant tortoises to the wild in Madagascar could result in thousands of the 350kg megaherbivores re-populating the island for the first time in 600 years. The first group of Aldabra giant tortoises (Aldabrachelys gigantea) were brought in from the Seychelles in 2018, and have been reproducing on their own since.
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