by Shaun Ryan
10, May 2021
The Cacophony trap testing continues and is catching lots of possums, feral cats and hedgehogs. This post shows some of those catches and shares some of what has been learnt from the testing.
by Shaun Ryan
29, April 2021
A summary of the Pestival hui on Great Barrier Island, April 2021.
by Shaun Ryan
27, April 2021
Shakespear Regional Park is an Open Sanctuary at the tip of the Whangaparāoa Peninsula. Managed by the Auckland Council, it is part of a group of p...
by Shaun Ryan
12, April 2021
First video footage of a wallaby crossing the Aviemore dam.
by Shaun Ryan
01, February 2021
New refurbished Lime scooter batteries are now available to power the trap and thermal camera, saving money and the environment.
by Shaun Ryan
07, December 2020
150 years ago 3 breeding pairs of Bennett's wallabies were introduced to South Canterbury to start a fur trade. This has now grown reportedly to a ...
by Shaun Ryan
06, November 2020
A discussion of a research paper comparing human and automatic bird monitors.
by Shaun Ryan
30, July 2020
To reduce confusion we have decided to separate our thermal screening and predator work. Our thermal screening work will have a new brand: Te Kahu Ora
by Shaun Ryan
08, May 2020
This is a quick update to let you know what we're working on. This functionality isn't available at the moment but is on its way.
Automatic calibra...
by Shaun Ryan
05, May 2020
We've had radio, TV and newspaper coverage of our thermal camera efforts, along with a little bit of social media. Each of these stories contains s...
by Shaun Ryan
23, April 2020
The team of engineers at The Cacophony Project have been busy working on the software on the thermal camera to improve its functionality.
If y...
by Shaun Ryan
16, April 2020
The team of Cacophony Engineers has been busy updating the software on the thermal cameras that are used to detect elevated body temperature.
Here...
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The Cacophony trap testing continues and is catching lots of possums, feral cats and hedgehogs. This post shows some of those catches and shares some of what has been learnt from the testing.
A summary of the Pestival hui on Great Barrier Island, April 2021.
Shakespear Regional Park is an Open Sanctuary at the tip of the Whangaparāoa Peninsula. Managed by the Auckland Council, it is part of a group of p...
First video footage of a wallaby crossing the Aviemore dam.
New refurbished Lime scooter batteries are now available to power the trap and thermal camera, saving money and the environment.
150 years ago 3 breeding pairs of Bennett's wallabies were introduced to South Canterbury to start a fur trade. This has now grown reportedly to a ...
A discussion of a research paper comparing human and automatic bird monitors.
To reduce confusion we have decided to separate our thermal screening and predator work. Our thermal screening work will have a new brand: Te Kahu Ora
This is a quick update to let you know what we're working on. This functionality isn't available at the moment but is on its way. Automatic calibra...
We've had radio, TV and newspaper coverage of our thermal camera efforts, along with a little bit of social media. Each of these stories contains s...
The team of engineers at The Cacophony Project have been busy working on the software on the thermal camera to improve its functionality. If y...
The team of Cacophony Engineers has been busy updating the software on the thermal cameras that are used to detect elevated body temperature. Here...
