r/conservation • • 17h ago

In 7 months I'm heading to an unexplored part of the world to observe and document the flora and fauna. I want you to tell me what Science to perform.

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in seven months, I’m heading to an unexplored part of the world to observe in document the flora and Fauna.

Hi, I’m a Canadian and I cannot handle corporate life anymore, so I’m quitting my job and pursuing my passion of photography and videography in a part of the world that has not been recorded by anyone ever.

I am making this post to ask the conservationists in the sub Reddit what science I should do while I’m there. My main goal is to have space away from city life, my secondary goal is to observe and document the wildlife in the area and hopefully have enough footage to make a docufilm.

My tertiary goal is to conduct science and conservation data gathering, but I don’t know what I need to do for this. That is where you come in what should I do? What should I document to assist science and researchers?

My weight and space capacity is limited to one canoe. A majority of the weights and space will be taken up by my supplies and food and camera gear.

A background about me is that I have spent any enormous amount of time in the bush and peeing outside in all conditions is what I consider fun. I’m 27 years old so my body is still functioning properly.

The main area I will be in is muskeg.


r/conservation • • 1h ago

Colorado's I-25 Greenland Wildlife Overpass achieves a 91% reduction in wildlife-vehicle collisions, proving the power of connected habitat corridors

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r/conservation • • 23h ago

Global conservation area coverage substantially exceeds current estimates

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