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Put your technology to work for wildlife

Partner with WildTrack to build scalable, non-invasive conservation solutions that advance both biodiversity and your innovation goals.

The Prospectus

Eight reasons to put your name beside ours

Everything below is drawn from partner feedback, not a pitch deck. Here's what organizations gain when they back WildTrack's field science.

PAssion

Inspire your customers

Consumers increasingly favor brands with a proven environmental record. Align your name with wildlife conservation they can see and trust.

Community

Tap our partner network

WildTrack's corporate, academic, nonprofit, and government partners cross paths often. Join a community built on shared values, not sponsorship logos.

experience

Work with proven pioneers

Founders Sky Alibhai and Zoë Jewell are world-renowned pioneers in non-invasive wildlife tracking, with a combined 70+ years in the field.

fieldwork

Challenge your technology

Put new hardware or models through real-world test conditions — remote terrain, unpredictable weather, and the animals themselves.

recognition

Gain outsized visibility

A small NGO with low overhead and international reach, providing a high benefit-to-cost ratio. Our work is recognized by media outlets such as TIME and peer-reviewed journals.

teamwork

Recruit and retain talent

A visible conservation partnership helps attract employees who want their work to mean something beyond the office.

engagement

Give employees a reason to volunteer

From on-campus volunteering data projects to fieldwork in Africa, our partners offer their teams something unique and meaningful.

results

Show clients real impact

Skip the glossy sustainability report and bring clients face-to-face with the technology and conservation work your partnership funds.

Apply to partner

Learn more about partnering with WildTrack

We're always looking for new partners whose mission, product, or philosophy intersects with ours. Tell us a bit about your organization and how you'd like to work together.

  • Corporate partnerships: Sponsor field programs or co-brand conservation initiatives.
  • Academic collaboration: Partner with us on research, data science, or machine learning.
  • Technology partnerships: Help us test and refine tracking hardware and AI models in the field.
  • In-kind & volunteer support: Contribute expertise, equipment, or employee volunteer time.

WildTrack is a Platinum level GuideStar-certified 501(c)3 non-profit and a proud 1% for the Planet environmental partner.

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Partner Testimonials

What our partners say

“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.”
Stuart Pimm — Doris Duke Professor of Conservation Ecology, Duke University
“The Army benefits greatly from the WildTrack research with respect to the algorithms and analysis done on large complex datasets of individuals. Ultimately, this research will help us identify unique and specific signatures that can be used by the Army.”
Dr. Stephen Lee — Chief Scientist, US Army Research Office
“One of the outstanding projects I've come across is our collaboration with WildTrack. Thinking about all the great successes of WildTrack in better understanding and supporting our mother Earth, and being a small part of that story, makes me very happy.”
Alexander Beck — JMP Academic Team
“FIT represents the type of tools needed to involve more of the indigenous community in wildlife monitoring, valorizing the local knowledge which risks disappearing.”
Pogiso Ithuteng — Lead Tracker, Leopard Ecology and Research, Botswana
“Of all the innovative and socially inclusive tools that have come to my knowledge, the Footprint Identification Technique (FIT) is, in my opinion, the one with the greatest potential to support community-based initiatives for wildlife monitoring and conservation.”
Prof. Dr. Juarez Pezzuti — University of Pará, Brazil
“Zoe and Sky are the secret sauce. They are tireless in their efforts to evangelize the work being done, continually expanding the volunteer network and forging new partnerships with commercial enterprises and universities alike.”
Jonathan D'Souza — CTO, MedArrive