We develop novel algorithms for monitoring environmental changes and biodiversity at a global scale. Our work focuses on using computer vision and remote sensing techniques to track changes in ecosystems, monitor species populations, and support conservation efforts through automated analysis of imagery from satellites, webcams, and other imaging sources. Recent research includes unified embedding spaces for ecological applications (TaxaBind), language-driven hierarchical species distribution modeling (LD-SDM), global and local entailment learning for natural world imagery (RCME), and probabilistic masked multimodal embedding models for ecology (ProM3E). We also work on cross-view contrastive masked autoencoders for bird species classification and mapping (BirdSat), and improved canopy vertical structural diversity mapping across varied topographies using deep learning techniques.