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Our Work
Since 2016, we have carried out over 100 conservation missions, flown over 1,800 flight hours,
covering a distance of more than 260,000 kilometers.
2030 Goal
200​
Conservation Missions
3000
Flight hours
450000
Kilometers
Conservation Missions
Across Africa's vast and often inaccessible landscapes, aircraft are vital for effective wildlife conservation. Our light aircraft offers a unique aerial perspective, enabling us to efficiently monitor wildlife populations, assess the health of critical habitats, and respond rapidly to emerging threats. This aerial capability is especially crucial in remote regions where ground access is limited or non-existent, allowing us to reach and protect wildlife populations that would otherwise be beyond our grasp.
Mission Objectives
Aerial Surveillance
Detect poachers, illegal camps, illegal cattle grazing and other illicit activities in order to direct the deployment of ranger teams on the ground.
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Mitigate human wildlife conflict
Help redirect wildlife that is in close proximity to local communities, helping to prevent conflicts and promote coexistence.
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Digital Aerial Surveys
Deploy and develop new automated oblique camera systems for wildlife surveys with the help of AI and deep learning for data analysis to improve the accuracy, efficiency, and reduce the cost of surveys.​
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Ecological monitoring and research
Data collection on wildlife populations and ecosystems, informing conservation strategies and supporting habitat protection & restoration efforts.
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Protected area management & creation
Strategic guidance for the effective management of protected areas and help identify key areas for future conservation efforts.
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