What we do

As part of our conservation activities, we collect and process data generated from sensors such as camera traps, VHF/cellular/satellite transmitters, RFID antennas, etc. We provide business intelligence via Geographic Information System (GIS) and dashboards to visualize and facilitate our clients’ KPI-monitoring and decision-making.

By monitoring Houbara Bustards in conservation areas, GIS is a transversal unit supporting core business activities, such as research, breeding, release, veterinary science, etc.

With servers dedicated to data storage, and tools such as advanced spatial analysis and web mapping applications, our in-house GIS team offers scalability and interactive collaboration in wildlife conservation by integrating, analyzing, visualizing spatial and non-spatial datasets.

Our team is led by experts with dual backgrounds in computer science and ecology and/or agronomy. Using diverse IT innovations, our information system can be easily deployed in remote locations with poor internet connections and other difficult conditions.