Biologging and Earth Observation
Wildlife monitoring in changing oceanic ecosystems
Wildlife monitoring in changing oceanic ecosystems
Our Mission
GIS for Wildlife develops software that integrates satellite biologging data with real-time Earth Observation layers — sea surface temperature, chlorophyll concentration — to reveal how marine species navigate a dynamic and increasingly threatened ocean environment.
Marine fauna movement monitoring across diverse habitats
Galápagos Use Case
In collaboration with the Galápagos Whale Shark Project, Wildlife Tracker GEO was deployed to analyse the movement of satellite-tagged whale sharks across the Eastern Tropical Pacific, combining biologging data with ocean environmental layers.
Satellite tag data merged with SST and Chlorophyll layers reveals how these giants respond to seasonal ocean shifts.
Explore the Data
Biologging
Species like sea turtles and whale sharks navigate across ocean basins using environmental cues such as temperature gradients, productivity hotspots, and current systems. Our geospatial platform makes those invisible connections visible to scientists and conservationists.
Global Reach
From Antarctic penguins to tropical elasmobranchs, Wildlife Tracker GEO integrates with Movebank's global database and Copernicus Marine Service to deliver species-agnostic movement analytics for researchers worldwide.
SEOBirdLife Use Case
We deployed GeoViewer App next to SEOBirdLife to monitor the migration of multiple bird species across Spain and beyond. Our platform solved large scale spatial data visualisation by rendering complex multi species trajectories in real time on an interactive cloud map, scaling from raptors to shorebirds across any geography.
