We're excited to be named a 2024 Bright Idea by Condé Nast Traveller. We share this recognition with our community, whose input can be seen throughout our platform and whose stories inspire us every day. /// #Tech4Wildlife #Tech4Good
EarthRanger
Non-profit Organizations
Seattle, WA 2,263 followers
We help conservationists stay informed & make conservation decisions. A free product of the Allen Institute for AI.
About us
A product of the Allen Institute for AI, EarthRanger is a data visualization and analysis software that gives protected areas and conservationists the real-time information they require to keep wildlife, habitats, and communities safe. Easy to use and free for conversation missions, the platform collects, integrates, and displays all historical and available data and combines it with reports from the field to provide one unified view of tagged animals, rangers, and any other assets whether on land or sea. With EarthRanger, see the big picture, react immediately, and make better-informed conservation decisions.
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www.earthranger.com
External link for EarthRanger
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Seattle, WA
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2015
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2157 N Northlake Way
Suite 110
Seattle, WA 98103, US
Employees at EarthRanger
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And that’s a wrap from Costa Rica! 🌎 This week, we finished our last EarthRanger Training Workshop in San José, marking the end of a season of incredible connections. Over the past two months, our team hosted 7 regional workshops, bringing together over 500 conservation heroes from across 51 countries. These workshops aren’t just about training; they’re about connecting people, sparking new ideas, and inspiring collaborations that protect our planet. This season saw some exciting firsts: our debut workshop in Asia (Cambodia!), our first Spanish-led event (Hola, Panama City!), and endless conversations that will fuel our team and our platform for years! A special shout-out to all of you who joined us -- it was an incredible honor to host you! Recap story and video to come.
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The need for innovative, scalable solutions has never been more urgent. We’re at #COP16 to show how conservation tech is helping to change the way those on the ground are protecting our planet. Come and see us! Read more about our presence at COP16: https://lnkd.in/gtdJrvxx #Tech4Good
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The need for innovative, scalable solutions has never been more urgent. We're excited to share that we'll be at #COP16 to show how conservation technologies such as EarthRanger empower those on the frontlines make better decisions, faster. 📍How to find us: https://lnkd.in/gtdJrvxx
Ai2 at COP 16: Harnessing AI and Conservation Tech to Protect Our Planet
blog.allenai.org
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We're thrilled to be part of this impactful initiative! Explore how the Global Initiative to End Wildlife Crime unites organizations across various disciplines to protect wildlife. We're all in this together! #Tech4Wildlife #Tech4Good
We are delighted to announce that EarthRanger has become our first Impact Technology Champion. EarthRanger’s platform integrates data from AI-powered camera traps, satellite imagery, and wildlife tracking systems, enabling real-time responses to threats, such as poaching. Their work is transforming conservation efforts globally by preventing poaching, tracking arrests, and improving protected area management and protecting endangered species. This is just the beginning of our Impact Technology Champions initiative, which aims to connect cutting-edge tech solutions with conservationists to tackle the growing complexity of wildlife crime. More champions will be announced soon, expanding this network of innovation and impact. The Impact Technology Champions initiative is co-chaired by Sarah M. W. Maston and John Scanlon AO. Read our press release: https://bit.ly/4hlzv46 Photos (left to right): Jane Wynyard for Save the Elephants, and Grumeti Fund, Gorongosa National Park Ana Motamayor, Jordan Steward, Jes Lefcourt, Will Travers OBE, Juliana Ferreira, Sam Inglis, Amanda Narhan Pereira, Sophie le Clue #WildlifeCrime #ConservationTech #EarthRanger #EndWildlifeCrime #Biodiversity #TechForGood #CrimeCOP12
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Excited to be in Siem Reap, Cambodia, for our first-ever EarthRanger live event in the region! Tomorrow, we'll host a two-day workshop for nearly 100 conservationists from 14 nations who will dive deep into the EarthRanger platform. // #EarthRanger #Tech4Good
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This month's newsletter is out! A major EarthRanger mobile upgrade (you can now see Subjects right from the field) + $15K in grants available (but time is running out!). Check it out: https://bit.ly/4fUCXC6
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We are heartbroken to share the loss of our dear friend and conservation giant, Endri Steyn. Endri's leadership in conservation and at Sabi Sand Nature Reserve was instrumental in the early days of #EarthRanger, and his guidance continued to be invaluable. We will miss his infectious laughter, wise counsel, and unwavering dedication. Rest in peace, Endri.
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Grateful ❤️ #WorldRangerDay
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"A happy ranger is a good ranger." We couldn't agree more. Protecting wildlife and those on the frontlines is our mission. That's why our platform is purpose-built. To keep them safe and empower them to fight poaching and human-wildlife conflict. #Tech4Wildlife #Tech4Good #EarthRanger
How Kenya is fighting illegal animal poaching
nationalgeographic.com