Enabling tools to safeguard endangered species, restore ecosystems and benefit local communities

Rhino recovery to Wildlife Protection: LoRaWAN in Tsavo, Kenya

IoT Sensor Networks for advanced wildlife tracking and rhino rehabilitation

Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and Kenya Wildlife Service are deploying LoRaWAN technology in Tsavo for real-time wildlife tracking, patrol oversight and environmental monitoring. New sensors will enhance rhino and elephant protection while helping reduce human- wildlife conflict.

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Balancing Migration, Wildlife and Tourism in the Mara-Serengeti Ecosystem

LoRaWAN for holistic conservation of the mighty Maasai Mara National Reserve
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Vital Connectivity to 19 Parks in 10 African Countries

From ground to the sky, converging technologies to protect precious wildlife and support rewilding
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Bangangai & Bire Kpatuos, South Sudan

Community collaboration: Protecting wildlife in South Sudan's untouched terrain
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Manu Biosphere Reserve, Peru

Coexisting with Andean Bears in the heart of Peru
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Chitwan-Parsa Complex, Nepal

Sustaining suitable habitats for the greater one-horned rhino 
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Bale Mountains, Ethiopia

Conserving critically endangered Ethiopian wolves
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Madikwe Game Reserve, South Africa

From ground to the sky, converging technologies to protect precious wildlife and support rewilding
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Real-time Monitoring of Black Rhinos, Sera Wildlife Sanctuary

Using PTZ cameras to monitor and safeguard critically endangered species at the first community-owned Black Rhino sanctuary.
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Africa’s largest IoT conservation network, Kenya

Supporting wildlife protection, peace and community-led conservation, across 3 million hectares of intact wilderness.
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Sai Yok National Park, Thailand

Habitat risk mapping of wild elephants in Sai Yok National Park
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Satellite Sandbox, Masai Mara

Accelerating the application of Earth Observation data and AI for conservation in the Masai Mara region and beyond
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YUS Conservation Area, Papua New Guinea

Saving crucial habitat for endangered tree kangaroos and echidnas in Papua New Guinea
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Kunene, Erongo & Otjozonjupa, Namibia

Creating a harmonious future for Namibia's desert elephants and farmers
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Greater Sabi Sand, South Africa

Monitor and protect wildlife through real-time data and communication
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Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Kenya

Monitoring vast areas, boundaries and ranger activity, improving conservation operations with new network solutions
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Kafue, Zambia

Creating a virtual fence line to stop poaching and illegal fishing
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Pilot Project, South Africa

Combating rhino poaching through technology
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Technologies are helping us achieve our goal of securing wildlife populations and bringing peace to the region

Samuel Lekimaroro, Director of Wildlife Protection, Northern Rangelands Trust
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