From global technology leaders to government research agencies, WildTrack partners with organizations who want their innovation and their investment to protect endangered species.
Partnering with WildTrack isn't just philanthropy — it's a working relationship that benefits your brand, your teams, and your technology.
87% of consumers prefer brands with a proven commitment to protecting the environment. Partnering with WildTrack demonstrates authentic sustainability leadership.
Work directly with Sky Alibhai and Zoë Jewell, pioneers in non-invasive wildlife monitoring.
Pilot your technology in demanding, real-world conservation settings while gaining international visibility.
Offer meaningful volunteer opportunities, strengthen recruitment and retention, and give clients a powerful conservation story.
“WildTrack is enormously exciting. It unites the unique knowledge of those who work in the field with endangered species and modern technologies that can now identify not just species, but individuals and their sexes. That it does so in a non-invasive way is essential when dealing with animals that are so rare.”
“WildTrack is one of the outstanding projects I've come across. The recent TerraX documentary about WildTrack's rhino work in Namibia showed JMP in action, and I was lucky to help connect WildTrack's researcher investigating Eurasian otter populations with leading academic institutions in analytics and machine learning. Being a small part of that story makes me very happy.”
“WildTrack's FIT represents the type of tool needed to involve more of the indigenous community in wildlife monitoring, valorising local knowledge that's at risk of disappearing. As Lead Tracker and Field Research Assistant for LEC Botswana, I'm excited to use FIT to help monitor lion and leopard in our research area.”
“Our research group on Ecology and Management of Amazonian Fauna has been working with WildTrack co-founders Zoe Jewell and Sky Alibhai, since 2011. Under their guidance, we helped found the Wildtrack Specialist Group in 2021. The interaction with the diverse researchers gathered, from field biologists like ourselves to scientists in the field of systems development and artificial intelligence, has been an extensive and profound learning experience. We fully endorse the contribution of the work and species and individual identification models being created by their extensive and diverse group of collaborators, and of their applicability to studies of ecology and wildlife conservation. Here in Brazil, we are applying the developed model to collaborative research on the jaguar with indigenous and local communities in two areas in Eastern Amazonia.”
Partner with WildTrack to build scalable, non-invasive conservation solutions that advance both biodiversity and your innovation goals.
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Why non-invasive, footprint-based monitoring is at the centre of everything we do.
Read our mission →See how our work maps to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
See our impact →See how footprint identification technology (FIT) turns tracks into species identifications.
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