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UT Student Startup Creates Sustainable Land Management App

A team of UT students and two geography professors created an app for ranchers in Botswana to sustainably manage and optimize their land use

Land Change Analysis Needs AI

What is Land Change Analysis? In previous blog articles, we had discussed canopy cover and burn analysis as methods to determine how land...

AI's Role in Burn Analysis

What is Burn Analysis? We mentioned before in another blog article the importance of canopy cover in forestry management. But how does...

How AI Can Enhance Canopy Cover Analysis for Forestry

Learn about canopy cover, the forest area covered by tree crowns, and AI's role in future forestry management.

Gazelle and Shell Collaborate on Technology Infrastructure for Nature-Based Solutions

The continued collaboration through Shell’s GameChanger program will focus on leveraging the latest in AI and Remote Sensing to evolve mea

The Ghanzi Ag-Show & Future of Botswana Cattle

Gazelle’s unique experience at one of southern Africa’s largest Agricultural Shows and outlook on Botswana beef exports

Streamlining Voluntary Carbon Markets: A Developer’s Perspective

Adjustments to requirements by registries pave the way for business-oriented developers through ISO 14064–2

UT Student-founded Company Wins First Place in Two Competitions for New Eco-App

Gazelle Ecosolutions recently won top prizes for developing an app that allows ranchers in sub-Saharan Africa to sustainably manage land.

Wildlife Corridors Under Threat: Botswana’s WMAs

Commercial agriculture now threatens the last linkages between the Kalahari’s largest protected reserves.

Impact Connections: Leading the Herd in Sustainable Entrepreneurship with Gazelle Ecosolutions

Gazelle, the team awarded both the first-place and the coveted Audience Choice Awards, took home cash prizes of $5,500.