Yucatan participates in COP 15 through projects like Tech4Nature México
Tech4Nature México, una iniciativa con la que se busca proteger la biodiversidad de Yucatán, fue parte del foro global COP 15.
Tech4Nature México
Strengthening the conservation of biodiversity in Yucatan
Reinforcing effective monitoring practices for the conservation of the jaguar and its prey, as well as strengthening the understanding of the effects of climate change in priority ecosystems on the north coast of the Yucatan Peninsula through the installation of an integral and continuous monitoring system consisting of a network of camera traps and the development of open algorithms to detect and identify jaguars.
With cameras and acoustic monitoring devices (audiomoths), we monitor the biodiversity in the Dzilam de Bravo reserve to identify species in the region. With Huawei Cloud Artificial Intelligence platforms, the collected data is analyzed to classify and identify jaguars and other umbrella species.
Analyzed with the
ModelArts AI platform from Huawei Cloud
Analyzed with the
Arbimon AI platform, from Rainforest Connection
From more than 1,000 images showing
biodiversity
Two males, one female and two cubs of unidentified sex
Accelerate the responsible use of technologies to strengthen fair and effective natural protected areas.
Generate information for the development of biological corridors to connect the jaguars' distribution areas.
Create and implement effective public policies for biodiversity protection.
Community land integration as voluntary conservation donation zones.
Project ownership by local communities.
The success of solutions is evaluated against the IUCN Green List standard.
Panthera onca
Panthera onca
Leopardus pardalis
Panthera onca