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Our vision is to promote the development of a worldwide environmental monitoring network. We encourage CyberTracker users to communicate with others about their projects. We welcome a short description of your project with photographs and contact details sent to info@cybertracker.co.za.
Kruger National Park,
South Africa
The Kruger National Park uses 125 CyberTracker units to gather more than
a million
records per year. For the first time it was possible to conduct an
accurate survey of the rare Black Rhino. CyberTracker data also include
daily field ranger patrol information, species distribution, tracks of
rare animals, availability of surface water, location of carcasses,
poaching activities, distribution of invasive species, fire mapping,
vegetation surveys, impact of elephants…
Read more… The North Australian Indigenous CyberTracker Network is part of the CyberTracker Worldwide Network. I-Tracker is a network of Indigenous Land and Sea managers and researchers across north Australia who are working together to collect and share information for better land and sea management. Read more… The Environment is a
dynamic and ever-changing network of systems that work and interact
together in ways that we are only just beginning to understand.
NaturalWorld is aimed at providing and analysing environmental data that
can help to show a better overall understanding of our World.
Read more…
Data
collected using CyberTracker showed the extent of lowland gorilla
mortality due to Ebola in the Lossi Sanctury and the Odzala National
Park, Republic of Congo.
Read more…
CyberTracker field observations gathered in Central African rain forests
have been used for satellite image geo-referencing, interpretation and
for map validation at a level of detail never achieved before.
Read more…
Procedures
used by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to conduct aerial line
transect surveys of pronghorn populations. CyberTracker is used with a
Laser Rangefinder to capture data, which is then analysed using the
Distance 5.0 software.
Read more…
The Snow
Leopard Conservancy has joined forces with CyberTracker to develop a
simple system using a hand-held computer with a GPS to enable local
people to monitor and record information on snow leopards, their prey
and habitat.
Read more… Information on different species, especially top predators, are rarely collected simultaneously in an effective manner. The concurrent data collection - both in space and time - on birds and cetaceans (especially dolphins) may allow a better understanding of ecological linkages in the marine ecosystem. Read more…
Wildlife
monitoring with CyberTracker in B-Sector of the Great Gobi Specially
Protected Area in south-western Mongolia. A digital wildlife monitoring
protocol based on line transect sampling.
Read more…
The unique icon interface made CyberTracker the ideal data capture tool
in the harsh
The first prototype of the CyberTracker Field Computer was tested by two
trackers, Karel Benadie and James Minye, in September 1996 in the Karoo
National Park. Read
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Seabird
Data Collection During Cetacean Surveys
