We are thrilled to announce that CV for Ecology Workshop is returning for its second year at #ICCV2025 in Honolulu, Hawaii! If your work combines computer vision and ecology, submit a paper and join us!
Deadlines: July 4 (Proceedings) / July 22 (Non-Archival)
Very interesting experience last week in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia- worked with colleagues from @KAUST and @NCW_center to help deliver demonstration #CSIOfTheSea examinations and take part in a workshop on strandings response and investigation.
Our new preprint “Opportunities to enhance conservation success for sharks” is out.
While we await reviews please feel free to add your thoughts, we would love to hear them.
https://t.co/jGWTDNAgc6
New #GlobalSharkTrends study published in @ScienceMagazine reveals that #overfishing has more than halved shark & ray populations over the past 50-years causing widespread erosion of ecological function and exceptionally high extinction risk
👉🏽Full article https://t.co/jI1sytbQht
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🧵1/20
The wave of rising shark and ray extinction risk #GlobalSharkTrends
👉 started in rivers, estuaries, and nearshore coastal waters
👉 before rapidly expanding out across the oceans.
Lower risk only in harder-to-fish nearshore habitats, such as
👉 Kelp/algal reefs
👉 Rocky reefs, and
👉 deepsea
🧵10/20
Researchers highlight troubling dark spots where shark & ray biodiversity is plummeting, w/
👉 steep declines in RLI
👉 high richness & endemicity:
1. Japan–Taiwan
2. Indonesia to New Guinea
3. India & Bay of Bengal
4. Western Indian Ocean
5. SW Atlantic
6. Galapagos & SE Pacific
7. Gulf of California
🧵14/20
Amazing turnout for the @CV4E_ECCV poster session!! 28 papers looking at everything from trees to coral to wildlife population estimation to species distribution models!
Announcing our hybrid panel: Computer Vision in the Real World! 🌿
🗓️ 09/30 at 11:50 am CEST
📍 Attend in person at ECCV or virtually
Explore the challenges in real-world CV deployment for biodiversity and conservation. #AIforConservation#CV4E
Introducing our final speaker, Rita Pucci (@Rita85riri), Postdoc at Naturalis Biodiversity Center! She applies machine learning to biodiversity monitoring, animal behavior analysis, underwater image manipulation, and fine-grained image classification. #CV4E#Biodiversity
Introducing our fifth speaker, Erin Moreland, Research Zoologist at NOAA's Marine Mammal Lab! Erin leads efforts to assess ice-associated seals in the U.S. Arctic to support their conservation. #MarineMammals#CV4E
Introducing our fourth speaker, @hannah_kerner -Assistant Professor at ASU and AI Lead for NASA’s agriculture programs. Her AI research drives global impact in agriculture, disaster response, and financial relief. #1stCV4E#ECCV
Our third speaker @diego_marcos_g is a professor at Inria Université Côte d’Azur specializing in developing machine learning and computer vision methods to solve environmental and Earth observation problems! Check out his talk at the CV4E Workshop @eccvconf
Our second speaker is @BlairRCostelloe, a behavioral ecologist. Blair is a project leader at the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior and the Centre for the Advanced Study of Collective Behavior at the U of Konstanz!
CV4E is only 2 weeks away 🌎
We are introducing the first speaker in our speaker series, Devis Tuia (@devistuia ) from EPFL! Devis leads the Environmental Computational Science and Earth Observation laboratory where he studies Earth and biodiversity from above with ML & CV.
🦈 Temple et al found that threatened #sharks are most economically and nutritionally valuable, but small-scale fishers are incentivized to fish them to #extinction. Read more at https://t.co/ao4h8oa9Hx… #conservation#science
PAPER DEADLINE EXTENDED + Updated Requirements! We are extending the archival deadline to July 22nd. We are also now accepting Full Length Papers (14 pages) for the archival track, in addition to Short-form Papers (7 pages).
Please see https://t.co/L1GtZnb6fq for final details
Introducing the first Computer Vision for Ecology (CV4E) Workshop at #ECCV2024 in Milan 🌳 If your work combines computer vision and ecology, submit a paper and join us!
Deadlines: July 15 (Proceedings) / Aug 15 (Non-Archival)
More details: https://t.co/L1GtZnb6fq
Linking extinction risk to the economic and nutritional value of sharks in small-scale fisheries https://t.co/I95dPNkbdi " Threatened sharks are most economically and nutritionally valuable, but small-scale fishers are incentivized to fish them to extinction. "