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Making technology accessible and supporting well-informed environmental decisions.

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A/Vian Ecological Consulting specializes in terrestrial wildlife biology and bioacoustics. We help clients from many sectors navigate questions of biodiversity, environmental regulation, impact mitigation, and conservation. Our expertise allows us to cater to a variety of unique and practical needs for projects at any scale.

We use remote detection technologies to improve efficiency and quality of data collection. For fellow biologists, we offer courses and technical advice on incorporating technology into terrestrial survey to increase field data collection capabilities.

What?

Wildlife Assessment and Consulting

Wildlife surveys, monitoring, impact assessments, and mitigation strategies for a wide variety of sectors.

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Remote Detection and Analysis

Bioacoustic monitoring and remote camera surveys from planning through analysis and reporting.

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Program Builiding and Advice

Advice on technology and skill-building to augment your team’s field data collection.

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Equipment Rentals

Autonomous audible and ultrasonic range recording units available to suit your small project needs or to trial new equipment.

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Speaking and Teaching

Tyne offers workshops and talks relating to bioacoustics and animal communication. See our news section for a calendar of events or tech and wildlife tidbits.

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Who?

Tyne Baker, M.Sc. P.Biol, R.P.Bio
Tyne Baker, M.Sc. P.Biol, R.P.BioOwner, Wildlife Biologist, Bioacoustician
Tyne has over a decade of experience in acoustic monitoring projects and wildlife consulting. She earned her Masters in Behavioural Ecology from the University of Windsor and is a professional biologist registered in BC and Alberta. Through practice, teaching, and outreach, she champions the use of bioacoustics for practical and research applications. She has developed technologically-enhanced biodiversity monitoring programs for industrial, academic, First Nations-led, and non-profit projects in North America and abroad.

Latest News

See our news section for our talk schedule, technology reviews, and general wildlife posts.

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Our office is located on the traditional territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani), the Tsuut’ina, the Îyâxe Nakoda, the Métis Nations (Region 3). We also perform work on the lands of other first peoples outside this region. Traditional ecological knowledge and long oral histories contribute greatly to our current understanding of animal stories and natural history. For this land and knowledge stewardship, we are incredibly grateful.

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