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Intelligent technology that protects endangered animals

We equip wildlife sanctuaries with intelligent monitoring technology, which effectively protects endangered species.

Poaching threatens Africa’s animals

In just 15 years, over 13,000 rhinos have been killed by poachers. The world’s wildlife is decreasing at an alarming rate, and poaching is one of the main reasons. The illegal trade in animals generates billions annually and threatens to wipe out species such as rhinos and elephants from our planet forever.

Smart technology that protects the savannah

Due to vast nature reserves and well-organized poaching syndicates, traditional protection methods are not enough. Smart Savannah changes this by equipping parks with smart technology that detects threats in real-time before it’s too late. We give rangers super-eyes and super-ears, and streamline their vital work.

Our intelligent cameras detect human activity in real time. No threat goes unnoticed.

Alerts with precise GPS location are sent to the rangers smartphones. Location tags continuously monitor the animals’ position.

With precision and real-time data, game wardens can quickly locate poachers, plan a safe operation, and effectively ward off the threat.

Education in the Savannah Kida looking at computer

Technology meets education

Protecting animals alone is not enough. Poverty can drive people to poach. Smart Savannahs invests in local projects that increase education and create jobs – a crucial part of the fight against poaching.

Our results speak for themselves.

thanks to our technology.

thanks to quick response.

can enhance their protection.

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