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Making technology accessible and supporting well-informed environmental decisions.
Wildlife & Remote Detection
Solutions
Wildlife Advice
We help clients across sectors navigate biodiversity, environmental regulations, impact mitigation, and conservation, delivering tailored solutions for projects of any scale.
Training & Courses
For fellow biologists, we offer courses and technical advice on incorporating technology into terrestrial survey to increase field data collection capabilities.
Supporting Technologically-enhanced Surveys
We support the implementation of remote detection technologies to improve efficiency and quality of data collection through program building, rentals, and expert analysis.
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We’d be happy to support your next remote detection, bioacoustics, or wildlife conservation project. Connect with us for a free 1-hour discussion.
Big Data, Smart Ecological Decisions.
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Wildlife Assessment and Consulting
Wildlife surveys, monitoring, impact assessments, and mitigation strategies for a wide variety of sectors.
Remote Detection Analysis and Program Building
Advice on technology and skill-building to augment your team’s field data collection. Support from planning through analysis and reporting.
Software Tools
Open source software to and R-scripts to support acoustic analysis and data sharing.
Equipment Rentals
Autonomous audible and ultrasonic range recording units available to suit your small project needs or to trial new equipment.
Speaking and Teaching
Workshops and talks relating to bioacoustics and animal communication. See our news section for a calendar of events or tech and wildlife tidbits.
Meet our Expert
Tyne Baker
M.Sc., P. Biol., R.P. Bio.
Owner, Wildlife Biologist, and Remote Detection Specialist
Tyne has extensive experience in remote detection projects and wildlife consulting. She’s been professional eavesdropping using bioacoustics since 2009, and providing impact mitigation and wildlife conservation advice since 2013. 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, remote cameras, and machine-based identification for practical and research applications. She has developed technologically-enhanced biodiversity monitoring programs for industrial, academic, First Nations-led, government, and non-profit projects in North America and abroad.