The CyberTracker Software is being used worldwide for data collection in field monitoring by indigenous communities, in conservation management, scientific research, farming, forestry, social surveys and in education.
Revitalizing tracking skills through Tracker Certification helps to protect our planet through increasing ecological awareness in communities and create a growing number of new jobs to sustain communities and biodiversity. Tracker Certification ensures observer reliability in data collection.
Our Kalahari San Master Tracker project serves as our Research & Development program to develop a model that can be replicated worldwide. Our first major breakthrough was our unique Icon UX design for nonliterate users to collect complex biodiversity data.
The ancient Art of Tracking may well be the Origin of Science. Tracking may have evolved over two million years of persistence hunting.
CyberTracker is being used worldwide by indigenous communities, in protected areas, scientific research, tracking science, community science, environmental education, forestry, farming, social surveys and crime prevention.