Former Google engineer partners with scientists to create groundbreaking tool to ‘spy’ on beavers: ‘It’s really exciting’ ...Middle East

A few years back, former Google employee Eddie Corwin started a passion project centered around the most unlikely of subjects: beavers. As Wired reported, Corwin was looking for a way to help the company become a better steward of water. After researching the sizable impact of beaver wetlands — they can hold millions of gallons of water — he and a sustainability consultant who worked with Google, Dan Ackerstein, started sculpting an ambitious plan to use satellite imagery to detect beaver dams and ponds.  The pair eventually teamed up with programmers to develop an algorithm. Then, in May 2023, a team of beaver researchers published a scientific paper showing that the model was correct 98.

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