Nature. Measured. Bioacoustics and Image Monitoring.
Actionable, auditable biodiversity data to bring key environmental indicators into focus.
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Four steps from sensor to dashboard
We use sound and image capture to detect and identify thousands of species across birds, bats and moths. You get high-resolution biodiversity data, explorable in a clear, easy-to-use dashboard.
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Design your survey
Bring your own plans, or let us help design the project and survey from scratch.
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Deploy your sensors
Buy/hire recorders from us, or use compatible devices you already own. Training on setup is included.
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Upload your recordings
Send your recordings to our cloud platform, where our AI models identify the species automatically and give each detection a confidence score.
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Explore your results
View, validate and explore your detections in the dashboard, and export them for further analysis. Raw recordings are kept, so every result can be checked and audited.
Choose what to monitor
Monitor birds, bats or nocturnal insects on their own, or combine all three with WildSense for a more complete picture of ecological function.
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Birds
- Global coverage
- Underpinned by BirdNET (Cornell Lab)
- Multiple trophic layers in a single taxa
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Bats
- UK coverage
- Human-in-the-loop validation
- Regulated UK protected Species
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Nocturnal Insects
- UK coverage
- Vital nocturnal pollinators
- Image capture + on-device AI
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WildSense
- Birds, bats and moths combined
- One dashboard across all taxa
- Supports BNG, TNFD and CSRD reporting
“Prior to using Wilder Sensing we struggled with the data analysis process… With Wilder Sensing we can analyse multiple years of data within a couple of weeks, which is of great benefit in maximising efficiency and being able to rapidly identify key findings and advise our clients accordingly.”
“We wanted to look at bird assemblage change over time, and bioacoustics seemed well suited for this.
Wilder Sensing enables us to take huge audio files, process them without sitting for hours and re-listening, and then to actually compare all that data in a meaningful way.
It was really good to talk it all through with Wilder Sensing, who worked through the practicalities, and thinking about where we might position our recorders. That advice was really welcome.”
Ready to see what's on your land?
Get in touch to design a survey, discuss pricing, or ask anything about passive AI-enabled biodiversity monitoring.
