International organization protecting wild salmon strongholds across the Pacific Rim, and a SalmonVision collaborator.
Canadian foundation investing in the science and stewardship of Pacific salmon.
Executive agency for Dutch water and infrastructure. We monitor coastal erosion and land cover for them from drone surveys.
Forest-elephant bioacoustics pioneers. We built tooling to analyze their rainforest audio at scale.
French NGO running citizen-science expeditions to monitor snow leopards and their high-mountain ecosystems.
Community project monitoring urban bat populations in Cambodia as indicators of ecosystem health.
Building Europe's largest forested national park in Romania's Carpathian Mountains, where we help reduce human–bear conflict.
Research initiative developing facial recognition to identify individual brown bears non-invasively.
Dutch marine research institute. We automate seal detection and counting from their Wadden Sea aerial surveys.
Belgium's Research Institute for Nature and Forest, a partner on the BioWatch camera-trap platform.
World-leading center for bird and bioacoustics research, home to the Elephant Listening Project.
The Dutch Centre for Field Ornithology, monitoring bird populations across the Netherlands.
Canadian university collaborating on wild salmon migration monitoring research.
Open-source association detecting wildfires early from camera towers. We trained their detection models and built the MLOps pipeline.
The Allen Institute for AI, whose EarthRanger platform supports protected-area management worldwide.
The operations platform behind real-time conservation at 900+ protected areas. We joined its engineering team to scale the backend.
AI engineering partner collaborating on computer-vision systems for conservation.
Marine-tech company mapping and monitoring coral reef health with AI.
Conservation-tech builders. We trained detection models for their human–wildlife conflict prevention systems.
British Columbia's public power utility, supporting salmon monitoring in the watersheds where it operates.
Through its impact initiatives, supports freshwater and wild-salmon conservation in Canada.
Three kinds of partners keep this work going. Pick the one that sounds like you.
You know the field problem; we know the models. Together we turn camera traps, hydrophones, and drone surveys into systems that run every day.
A model is cheap to train and expensive to keep useful. Long-horizon funding covers what project budgets rarely do.
Your engineers, your hardware, or your cloud budget: pointed at a conservation problem, they ship tools this year, not someday.
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