Prove the difference your work makes
Affordable, scientifically credible biodiversity monitoring for conservation organisations, trusts and reserve managers — at landscape scale.
Conservation funders are asking harder questions. Donors, trusts, lottery boards and government partners increasingly want to see measured outcomes, not narrative reports. At the same time, restoration projects are scaling up — peatland, woodland creation, rewilding, catchment-scale recovery — and traditional monitoring methods can’t cover the area, the years, or the cost. Conservation organisations need a way to evidence impact at the scale they now operate.
Your drivers
Funder accountability
Corporate funders increasingly require measured biodiversity outcomes, not just activity reports.
Restoration at scale
Peatland, woodland creation, rewilding and catchment projects need monitoring across thousands of hectares over decades.
Adaptive management
Knowing what’s working — and what isn’t — is essential to allocating limited conservation resources well.
Influence and advocacy
Defensible, comparable data strengthens your hand with policymakers, planners and the public.
Nature finance partnerships
Biodiversity credits, corporate partnerships and habitat banking all require measurement-grade evidence NGOs can stand behind.
What we provide
We deploy autonomous acoustic and image sensors across reserves, restoration sites and landscape-scale projects. Our platform identifies species across birds, bats and moths, tracks change over time, and turns raw data into robust biodiversity metrics — at a cost that makes landscape-scale monitoring genuinely viable.
- Landscape-scale monitoring without landscape-scale survey costs
- Robust evidence of intervention effectiveness, year on year
- Comparable data across sites, projects and partner organisations
- Outputs suitable for funder reporting, scientific publication and advocacy
- Long-term baselines aligned to BNG, TNFD and emerging biodiversity credit standards
“We wanted to look at bird assemblage change over time, and bioacoustics seemed well suited for this.
Wilder Sensing enables us to take huge audio files, process them without sitting for hours and re-listening, and then to actually compare all that data in a meaningful way.
It was really good to talk it all through with Wilder Sensing, who worked through the practicalities, and thinking about where we might position our recorders. That advice was really welcome.”
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Turn restoration projects into measured outcomes.