Wildlife Conservation
Empowering Evidence-Based Conservation with Advanced Monitoring Solutions
YOUR CHALLENGE
Do you find it challenging to track marine megafauna populations, from whales to turtles to sea lions, over vast and remote areas?
Are you searching for a solution that can widen the bottleneck of data processing and leverage recent data for efficient conservation strategies, telling the story in the context of seasonality, shifting migratory patterns, and coastal erosion due to climate change?
OUR SOLUTION
We understand that you cannot wait on manual tracking to suggest marine protected areas or corporate action.
Meet Möbius and Cetus, the solutions that transform marine mammal tracking and data processing for conservation. Möbius and Cetus widen the bottleneck of data processing, leveraging advanced technologies to automate and streamline the tracking process.
BENEFITS
Experience the Advantages of Whale Seeker
Accurate tracking over vast areas
Our solutions enable precise tracking over vast marine areas, providing a comprehensive understanding of marine megafauna populations, especially with shifting patterns due to climate change.
Efficient data processing and insights
Efficient data processing capabilities streamline information analysis, allowing you to reach conclusions swiftly that can inform your next campaign.
Positive impact on the environment and productive partnerships
By utilising our solutions, you contribute to a positive environmental impact, helping safeguard marine ecosystems and species while helping marine industries align with sustainability goals and frameworks.
REAL-WORLD IMPACT
Empowering Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) with Automated Marine Mammal Detection
Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) play a critical role in biodiversity regeneration and combating climate change. With 8.1% of the world’s oceans already designated as MPAs and over 100 countries committed to protecting 30% of global oceans by 2030, the need for active monitoring across more than 108 million km² is paramount.
Whale Seeker’s AI-driven tools work hand-in-hand with biologists and government agencies to efficiently monitor and protect marine mammals across vast, remote regions. Recognized as Good Practice in the Marine Mammals Management Toolkit, our solutions offer:
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Standardized data for effective management:precise, multi-temporal population comparisons to improve MPA management strategies.
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Impact assessment and climate resiliency: Clear insights into the effects of human activities and climate change as well as long-term data on marine migration, species health, and ecosystem sustainability to support targeted conservation efforts.
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Global environmental monitoring and detailed coastal assessments: comprehensive detections from the Last Ice Area to Antarctica including an evaluation of ice, snow, soil, and rock cover
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Detection capabilities: detect marine megafauna, predation events, and animal tracks or nests
Our tools provide trusted, actionable data to support effective conservation and environmental management strategies for small to large cetaceans, pinnipeds, penguins, polar bears, penguins, sharks and more.
TESTIMONIALS
Industries that trust us
Whale Seeker has made impressive progress in developing AI models to detect seals, polar bears and their behavioral interactions. Their forward-thinking vision prioritizes continuous improvements while maintaining a responsible and contextual approach, and their success in identifying polar bear tracks is particularly exciting.
Scientific researcher
Fisheries and Oceans Canada
The Whale Seeker team's passion for conservation is absolutely intoxicating. Working with them not only inspired us to think about more ethical approaches to data analysis, but also highlighted the importance for nature technology companies to focus on finding solutions that are effective and have an impact on the environment. We look forward to continuing to work with this incredible team in the future.
Director of Data Science
Black Bawks Ltd
Since 2021, Transport Canada has supported Canadian innovators by tracking the effectiveness of remotely piloted aircraft system operations, coupled with advanced camera sensors and artificial intelligence, as the primary detection method for North Atlantic right whales . Advancing this technology contributes to the safe and efficient delivery of goods while protecting endangered marine mammals.
François Collins
Director General, Air Services, Transport Canada