Technology for Wildlife Foundation

As we prepare to close our doors, we take a moment to reflect on the milestones of this year, in our final annual summary. Read about 2024 at TfW here: bit.ly/2024-at-tfw

For permission and further enquiries, contact us at <archive@techforwildlife.com> Video Credits: Shashank Srinivasan/ Technology for Wildlife Foundation.

Our aim with this open archive is to provide the tools, skills, and knowledge to help others use or adapt technology for conservation. We hope it provides valuable support, helping us amplify conservation impact together!

From the very beginning, our efforts at TfW have been driven by a deep commitment to creating meaningful impact using the technologies available to us.

Available for download on our website: techforwildlife.com/wings-for-wild…

Discover how aerial drone technology is transforming wildlife and environmental conservation across India. The report presents 15 detailed case studies, based on stakeholder interviews, illustrating diverse drone deployments in India's landscapes and habitats.

It’s finally here! We are so proud to present to you our publication - Wings for Wildlife.

Ep #37 :Collaborating with various NGOs and partners across India, @techforwildlife is at the forefront of using spatial technology for conservation efforts. From mapping mangroves to studying river dolphins, their work is impactful. #TechForGood #HeartofConservation

For inquiries or further information, you can reach out to us at <contact@techforwildlife.com>

As we wrap up in a few short weeks, we will be archiving our work along with our processes, which will be available on our website. We will do our best to ensure our resources remain accessible for others to continue creating impact. With heartfelt gratitude, TfW Team

We have had an incredible journey of learning and growth at @techforwildlife, but today we are here to inform you that the time has come for us to wind down our operations.

We would love to explore new ‘corridors’ to take this forward!

If you work on board games or are familiar with elephants, reach out to us <contact@techforwildlife.com>.

While many of us are familiar with human-wildlife interactions and perhaps encourage coexistence in theory, how would we really act if we had an elephant in our neighbourhood?