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Wildlife technology

WWF uses cutting-edge tools and innovative technology to monitor and protect wildlife, wild places, and nature.

Group of people stand around an open jeep looking at a hand-held device with keyboard

© WWF-US / James Morgan

A closeup shot of two men installing a camera system on top of a car

© WWF-US / James Morgan

Wildlife Crime Technology Project

New technology for anti-poaching and wildlife conservation
Wildlife Insights project images

© Wildlife Insights

Wildlife Insights

Artificial intelligence to analyze camera trap photos
A camera trap image shows a gray koala walking on the ground toward the left edge of the frame

© WWF-Australia

Eyes on Recovery

AI-powered tools simplify wildlife monitoring and assist with Australian bushfire recovery
Arnaud Lyet, of WWF-US samples water from a river to analyze for eDNA results that demonstrate the  biodiversity of the region

© WWF-US/Danielle Brigida

Environmental DNA

Analyzing eDNA to monitor species within their habitat
A person wearing a baseball hat kneeling in the grass holding a camera trap near a tree.

© WWF / James Morgan

WILDLABS

Information-sharing e-platform for conservationists and tech experts