Tracking today Where the Animals Go James Cheshire and Oliver Uberti Norton, 2017. 174 pp

The art of observing animal movement has come a long way, thanks to advances in data science and technology In the mid-20th century, VHF radio-telemetry revolutionized the way we study the distribution, movement, and home range use of many wide-ranging mammals and birds. What has been collo­quially called the "collar 'em and foller 'em" approach to the study of wildlife movement has since become a dominant meme across a diversity of taxa. Where the Animals Go elegantly elucidates the role the explosion of new technologies has played in expanding our knowledge of ani­mal migration.