Providing expert field research, wildlife inventorying, camera trap monitoring, and spatial data analysis across Central African ecosystems. We bridge frontline field biology, bioacoustics, and community engagement to deliver actionable conservation data and sustainable management strategies.
Biodiversity inventories and wildlife assessment
Ecological monitoring using transects and reconnaissance (recce) surveys
Sign identification (tracks, nests, burrows, dung, feeding signs)
Species distribution and activity monitoring
Species conservation status evaluation
Threat identification and risk assessment on target wildlife
Design and execution of camera trapping protocols
Installation, angling, and strategic positioning of camera traps
Deployment of terrestrial and canopy-level camera traps
Spatial georeferencing of trap locations via GPS
Field equipment maintenance, battery management, and retrieval
Image/video data processing, species identification, and classification
Camera trap database management, data curation, and analytical processing
Bioacoustic sensor deployment (AudioMoth)
Wildlife vocalization tracking and passive acoustic data collection
Targeted tracking and population monitoring of primates (including chimpanzees)
Targeted search and ecological tracking of pangolin species
Detection and mapping of nests, burrows, scats, and habitat signs
Micro-habitat condition and localized threat evaluation
Species occurrence, occupancy, and distribution data collection
Research support for academic expeditions, foreign scientists, and university students
Expedition preparation, administrative clearance, and logistics support
Field data collection, curation, and management support
Technical report drafting, formatting, and proofing
Scientific result presentation and visualization support
Mentorship for early-career conservationists and field technicians
Survey instrument and questionnaire design
Systematic collection of Local Ecological Knowledge (LEK)
Field interviews and socio-ecological surveys with fringe/forest communities
Documentation of historic and seasonal species occurrence
Participatory threat identification with local stakeholders
Human-wildlife interaction studies and conflict assessment
Integration of indigenous knowledge into formal conservation strategies
Mobile form development using KoBoToolbox
Field-based georeferenced data collection using handheld GPS units
Data cleaning, structuring, and database normalization
Quality assurance / quality control (QA/QC) of ecological datasets
Data formatting for statistical modeling and analytical pipelines
Wildlife observation mapping and spatial visualization
Species distribution and occurrence mapping
Conservation priority area and habitat degradation mapping
Spatial analysis and map generation using QGIS
Production of thematic maps for technical reports, grants, and publications
Biodiversity data analysis in R
Camera trap data analytics (occupancy, activity patterns, relative abundance)
Long-term ecological monitoring trend analysis
Data visualization and graphical representation of research findings
Scientific interpretation and data synthesis
Training field crews in standard wildlife survey protocols
GPS navigation, mapping tools, and deep-forest navigation training
Terrestrial and canopy camera trap installation workshops
Bioacoustic deployment training using AudioMoth hardware
Digital data collection and mobile app workflows (KoBoToolbox)
Safety, team logistics, and survival skills in remote forest environments
On-site technical support and field troubleshooting
Formulation of research protocols and monitoring frameworks
Ecological monitoring plan conceptualization and execution
Design and structuring of target conservation initiatives
Sampling strategy selection and methodology formulation
Grant proposal preparation and technical input
Drafting comprehensive technical and scientific field reports
Field mission planning, budgeting, and expedition coordination
Environmental education and awareness campaigns
Participatory conservation frameworks with forest-edge communities
Community ranger/sentinel training and bio-monitoring involvement
Valorization of local indigenous ecological expertise
Participatory threat identification and mitigation strategy sessions
Support for local sustainable livelihood and conservation initiatives
Rapid site-based biodiversity assessments
Identification of High Conservation Value (HCV) and priority species
Ecosystem and micro-habitat quality evaluations
Integrated ecological and socio-economic baseline studies
Technical support for environmental impact and conservation diagnostics
Assessing population health and habitat threats for vulnerable forest mammals, particularly pangolins and primates.
Investigating local community interactions with ecosystems to build sustainable, co-managed conservation solutions.
Translating field observations into actionable data using spatial mapping and statistical models.
Empowering regional teams and researchers with equipment maintenance and standardized monitoring protocols.