Wildlife Drones
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Wildlife Drones’ telemetry technology
Wildlife Drones has reinvented animal tracking from the ground up. Our innovative radio telemetry technology is here to help you track animals like never before for improved wildlife conservation. With our advanced telemetry technology, you now have the ability to track up to 40 radio-tagged animals simultaneously. Wildlife Drones empowers you to easily track wildlife, invasive species and livestock, even across the most difficult terrains like swamps, wetlands and rugged mountains.Â
Case Studies
Wildlife Conservation in wetlands, jungles, deserts,
mountains or rivers
Conservation
Improve the conservation outcomes for a range of threatened species when you can better understand their movements and survival.
Invasive Species
Implement more targeted control and management methods when you can track the movements of invasive species in real-time.
Livestock
Manage your livestock more efficiently when you can rapidly track and locate your livestock whenever and wherever they are.
How do I start tracking
with Wildlife Drones?
1. Tag
Tag your animals with any VHF radio-tags.
2. Attach
Attach Wildlife Drones’ payload to your drone.
3. Fly
Launch the drone and start tracking – the radio-receiver will detect all your tagged animals at the same time.
4. View
Automatically view and save all your animal locations and tag signal data in real time.
How can we help?
Tailor made to suit your needs
Getting started doesn’t have to be a daunting task. Whether it’s tag distance testing, grant applications, pilot certifications, drone supply or in-field support – we are here for you every step of the way!
Latest News
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The Australasian Bat Society Conference
Wildlife Drones are proud sponsors of The Australasian Bat Society Conference and Annual General Meeting 2022. The event will be held virtually and in person. Event Details: When: Monday 11 – Wednesday 13 April 2022 Where: Online and at the Queensland University of Technology, Gardens Point Campus, Brisbane CBD Welcome Function: Sunday 10 April, an
The Australasian Bat Society Conference 2022
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11th – 13th April, 2022
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The Wildlife Society’s Annual Conference
The Wildlife Society’s Annual Conference is one of the largest gatherings of wildlife professionals and supporters in North America. For more than 25 years, TWS has hosted this unique and informative event that provides dozens of networking opportunities through working groups, meetings and receptions as well as nearly 1,000 educational opportunities that encourage discussion and
The Wildlife Society’s Annual Conference
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6th – 10th November, 2022
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The International Ornithological Congress
The International Ornithologists’ Union (IOU), which has convened the world’s largest summits on avian biology since its first congress in 1884, will partner with the University of KwaZulu-Natal to organize the 28th IOCongress®, 15 – 19 Aug. 2022 which will take place virtually. Wildlife Drones’ CEO and founder Dr Debbie Saunders will present as a
The International Ornithological Congress
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15th – 19th August, 2022
