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Chorus: Our AI Ecoacoustic Processing Technology Begins Supporting Locally Led Bird Conservation Across Latin America

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Audubon has developed Chorus, an AI-powered ecoacoustic platform that converts bird-call recordings into actionable biodiversity data, and the platform is now being deployed to support conservation practitioners across Latin America.

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Article excerpt is incomplete; deployment scale, participating organizations, and early results not shown in provided text.

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