Aerial view of a forest with a dirt road and a white vehicle parked to the right. Overlaid graphics show patrol monitoring data: a map with patrol tracks and a fire report marker, a bar chart of patrol events over time by type (wildlife sightings, poacher camps, injured animals, fires, bird sightings), and summary statistics including 32 total patrols, maximum speed of 29.6 km/h, and 756.8 hours of total patrol time.

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Insights in minutes, not weeks

Conservation teams collect more data than ever, but turning it into insight is still a struggle. Ecoscope cuts time spent wrangling spreadsheets, bridges the gap between data collection and decision-making, and frees up more time for the field.

Map interface showing a patrol route marked with an orange line. A point on the route is labeled 'Wildlife Sighting.' At the top, a dropdown menu labeled 'Select Patrol Type' is open with 'Routine Patrol' selected. A blue '+ Add' button is also visible on the left."

Workflows, simplified

Ecoscope automatically pulls in subject, patrol, and event data, runs the calculations, and produces visualizations—simplifying analysis whether you’re working with months or years of information.

Screenshot of the Ecoscope subject tracking dashboard.

Dashboards that do more

Dynamic maps (zoom, pan, 3D rotation), charts, and widgets transform raw data into patterns revealing movement, coverage, and speed so teams can monitor trends and spot risks quickly.

3d map showing tracks in navy and orange that indicate which tracks occurred during the day (orange) and night (navy)

Analyses, your way

Run advanced analyses on your own with centralized reporting that reduces duplication and delivers consistent outputs trusted for monthly reports and long-term tracking.

Built from the field

Made possible by collaboration

Ecoscope was first envisioned by Dr. Jake Wall in the effort to understand and protect African elephants. It’s a free and open-source platform led by Wildlife Dynamics and EarthRanger, supported by Allen Family Philanthropies, Mara Elephant Project, Save the Elephants, and Elephants Alive.

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