Jeanette Fouché, TUT PhD graduate, advances cheetah conservation through research using citizen science and artificial intelligence to track long-term population trends.

Jeanette Fouché (left) and her supervisor Kelly Marnewick from the Department of Nature Conservation, with one of the posters used to source data on cheetahs through citizen science in the Kruger National Park.
Jeanette Fouché, from the Tshwane University of Technology’s Faculty of Science, has completed research that marks a significant contribution to cheetah conservation in South Africa.
Her study, titled Citizen science and artificial intelligence to evaluate long-term demographic trends of cheetahs…
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