In this episode, we speak to <a href='https://gorongosa.org/larissa-sousa/'>Larissa Souza</a>, a member of the communications team at <a href='../../en/logbooks/gorongosa-national-park/'>Gorongosa National Park</a> in Mozambique. We discuss how monitoring technologies support conservation in the park, the dynamics of human-animal conflict and coexistence, and programmes working with local communities around sustainable agriculture, girls' education, and health.
Interviewers: Danilo Urzedo and Trishant Simlai
Producer: Harry Murdoch
Read more about Gorongosa on the <a href='https://atlas.smartforests.net/en/logbooks/gorongosa-national-park/'>Smart Forests Atlas</a>.
Image source: Gorongosa National Park, <a href='https://gorongosa.org/human-wildlife-coexistence/'>https://gorongosa.org/human-wildlife-coexistence/</a>

Marcello and Eduardo Guimarães: Reforestation Machines in Brazil

How are forests becoming digital environments? The Smart Forests research project investigates the social-political impacts of digital technologies that monitor and govern forests. In this podcast series, we speak to scientists, artists, activists, and technologists about their work.

Find out more about the Smart Forests project at https://smartforests.net/ and explore the Smart Forests Atlas at https://atlas.smartforests.net/.