The World’s Most Advanced Drone Radio-telemetry System
Save time & money when radio-tracking animals
with Wildlife Drones technology
Track up to 40
animals simultaneously
Rapidly track over
tricky terrain
Minimise animal and
habitat disturbance
HOW IT WORKS
Monitor wildlife, collect data and survey vast areas
We enable you to do an entire day’s work of manual tracking in less than 2 hours by providing unique drone sensor technology.
Searching for radio-signals across vast, difficult terrain like wetlands or rugged mountains takes a huge amount of time and effort, and the expenses certainly add up too!
With Wildlife Drones’ you can empower your team to cost-effectively collect more radio-telemetry data, more often and with less effort. It’s the world’s most advanced tracking solution for locating tagged animals in real-time. Compatible with any VHF tags globally, our unique sensor technology is a valuable addition to any conservation, management, and environmental science project worldwide.
We work with government departments, Universities, environmental consultants and private industries worldwide to assist clients with impact assessments and provide monitoring solutions for native and endangered species as well as manage invasive species populations.
SURVEY LARGE AREAS WITH LESS EFFORT
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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
