🧭 Conservation Field Science

Science from the Field

Field Notes covers the methodology of conservation biology — species discovery, population survey science, camera traps, citizen science platforms, wildlife tracking, and remote sensing tools.

About Field Notes — Field Notes is an independent conservation biology journal covering species discovery, field survey methods, camera trap science, citizen science, wildlife tracking, and remote sensing ecology. All content is researched by Dr. Fatima Al-Rashid (PhD Conservation Biology, KAUST), drawing on IUCN, iNaturalist, WWF, and the Smithsonian Institution.

Field Notes explores species discovery, environmental DNA, camera traps, citizen science, and biodiversity survey methods through peer-reviewed science journalism grounded in iNaturalist, GBIF, and Smithsonian datasets.

Written by Dr. Fatima Al-Rashid — PhD Conservation Biology (KAUST / Smithsonian).

🧭 Latest Field Reports

How New Species Are Still Being Discovered in the 21st Century

🔭 Discovery

Science from the Field

How New Species Are Still Being Discovered in the 21st Century

Field Survey Methods: The Science of Counting Wildlife in the Wild

Camera Trap Science: How Remote Cameras Are Revolutionising Wildlife Research

Citizen Science: How Millions of Volunteers Are Transforming Conservation Biology

Wildlife Tracking: The Technology Revealing How Animals Move Through the World

Remote Sensing in Ecology: Satellites, Drones, and the View from Above