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The Snake, the Seeker and the Smartphone: Can Tech Save Biodiversity?

How are bold new technologies helping in the fight to retain global biodiversity? Google's Birch will talk about the life-and-death consequences of empowering indigenous peoples in Brazil and Africa to monitor their biodiversity. Loarie and Ueda will share the goals of iNaturalist, an online social network for naturalists, and discuss ways social media and mobile technology can bring the power of crowds to the problems of biodiversity.

Panel: Panel: Scott Loarie, Co-director, iNaturalist.org, California Academy of Sciences Ken-ichi Ueda, Co-founder and Co-director, iNaturalist.org, California Academy of Sciences Tanya Birch, Program Manager, Google Earth Outreach Mary Ellen Hannibal, Journalist - Moderator

Tuesday, 08/06/13

Contact:

Norma Walden

Phone: 415.597.6705
Website: Click to Visit

Cost:

$20 non-members, $8 members, $7 students

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Commonwealth Club

595 Market Street
2nd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94105
USA

Phone: (415)597-6700
Website: Click to Visit