We are pleased to announce the Wildbook software release v.2021-12-31, which is reflected in the Flukebook.org <https://www.flukebook.org> platform for cetacean photo ID. Highlights include usability improvements in bulk import functionality and account management. Wildbook DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5823553 Wildbook Image Analaysis (WBIA) DOI: <https://zenodo.org/badge/DOI/10.5281/zenodo.5518146.svg)%5D(https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5518146> https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5765701 For an overview of Flukebook's multi-species, multi-modal machine learning for photo ID, please see: https://docs.wildme.org/docs/researchers/ia_pipeline Community support for Wildbook is provided at: https://community.wildme.org NEW DEVELOPMENTS - Improved security for virtual server infrastructure. - Audit logs show name changes for encounters and individuals. - Bulk import improvements to better indicate the status of computer vision processing. - Bulk import log has been upgraded to load a lot faster and in better searching format, allowing the ability to search historical tasks quickly. - Increased the picture book export format maximum from 10 to 250 individuals. - New study sites added. BUG FIXES - WB-1897: Encounter excel export is now created accurately with measurements. - WB-1859: Non-admin users can edit their email addresses on their profile. - WB-1701: Projects filter restored on match results and encounter submission pages. - SAGE-473: HotSpotter match rendering failures due to dependency library version update, fixed all known failures, and added monitoring for future silent errors. [also SAGE-481, SAGE-491] - SAGE-490: Fixed FLANN memory leak and added automatic failure disk clean-up on container start. [also SAGE-482] - SAGE-492: Fixed empty image UUID API failures with the background job engine. Jason Holmberg (he/him/his) Executive Director, Wild Me <https://wildme.org/> A.I. and humans combating extinction together.