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Threatened plants, animals and ecosystems
Waterway management
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Expert elicitation

Understanding our threatened animals to support monitoring and recovery.

Artificial intelligence
- AI Wildlife call recognition
- Artificial intelligence identifies frogs – by their calls
Expert elicitation
- Ecosystem condition assessments using expert judgements
- Biodiversity knowledge framework
Modelling
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