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Six-Country Initiative to Protect the Congo Basin, Teaching South African Children How to Code

25.03.2019

by Roxana Adam

#AI, #Biodiversity, #Coding, #Congo Basin, #Nature Conservation, #South Africa, #Tanzania, #Township

Photo: jbdodane / Flickr (CC BY-NC 2.0)

Six Central African countries have announced an ambitious initiative to preserve the Congo Basin; Africa Teen Geeks, one of the largest computer science non-profit organisation in Africa, is teaching South African children how to code; and machine learning algorithms successfully monitor the annual wildebeest migration in Tanzania.

25.03.2019

by Roxana Adam

#AI, #Biodiversity, #Coding, #Congo Basin, #Nature Conservation, #South Africa, #Tanzania, #Township

Photo: jbdodane / Flickr (CC BY-NC 2.0)

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