bpitt
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I work in the I.T. realm. With that being said, it's constantly changing, and I'm being forced to constantly learn new stuff (that's a good thing). Lately, I've been having to learn some web development and some scripting (Python). My question is, does anyone know of any 'open source' conservation projects going on that utilize 'volunteer' I.T. people? Whether software development, database work, etc? If I'm going to learn this for work, I may as well utilize it for my passions (outdoors, hunting, fishing, etc.) on the side. I don't mind helping out, just need someone to point me in the right direction. I know some conservation groups and some state agencies do things like, monitor bird sounds or frog calls, and need database's setup or cleaned up for the recordings, or image recognition for trail camera's etc. It can be GIS, database, image recognition, website, etc, I don't mind, I'll learn it.