This is a great story of how a zookeeper’s curiosity and expertise with jaguars helped her think like a professional tracker. Thanks to our friends at WildLabsNet for conducting the interview and posting it on their site. When WildTrack was asked by a colleague working in the Brazilian Amazon to develop…
Now you can view WildTrack’s TerraX documentary as a stand-alone sequence with English subtitles (Credit: Alexander Beck, JMP Germany)
WildTrack’s work in Namibia to monitor and protect black rhino, in partnership with Kuzikus Wildlife Reserve, is featured in a new documentary from German documentary film-maker Christopher Gerisch. https://www.zdf.de/dokumentation/terra-x/abenteuer-namibia-102.html This Terra-X series that has 5 million regular viewers. The programme features five different science projects in Namibia. The WildTrack segment…
“The AUVSI XCELLENCE Awards celebrate the achievements of individuals and organizations who have applied unmanned systems technology to create solutions to address a range of challenges affecting business and society,” said Brian Wynne, president and CEO of AUVSI. “AUVSI is pleased to recognize these finalists for their perseverance and dedication…
We’re happy to share our 2019 WildTrack Annual Report, detailing our work throughout 2019. We always welcome feedback, thoughts, suggestions and new ideas so please read it and tell us what you like, what we could do better, and what you’d like to see moving forward. Huge thanks to the…
Building a strong user network is key to the success of any new technology. WildTrack’s Footprint Identification Technology is being used across five continents, but it hasn’t always been easy for our users to network with each other from remote parts of the world. Now we have a solution: Our…
Honoured to be on this list, and proud to recognize our partners at JMP software, senseFly, the US Army Research Office, BerkeleyISchool and DesignHammer for the invaluable contributions they make to our work. 50 social impact innovations that might save the world
Neoichnology. The science of footprints. Footprints for wildlife conservation. Last week something remarkable happened. A group of wildlife conservationists, physicists, geologists, security experts, computer scientists, statisticians, drone experts and engineers from all over the world got together to discuss a different approach to wildlife monitoring. A non-invasive approach, one that…
What led two rhino conservationists working in a remote area of Africa to discover a better way of keeping track of rhino? The answer is JMP software. We had some novel ideas, and JMP allowed us to test and implement them, resulting in our Footprint Identification Technique (FIT), and other…
Can senseFly’s eBee X help us monitor rhino and other wildlife in Africa? We’re here in Namibia trialing this awesome drone using many different parameters and on-board sensors. We’re super grateful to Robert Leake of senseFly Europe for his expertise in challenging conditions, and to the Reinhard family at Kuzikus…
