Wildlife Works, Kenya - Real-time shared situational awareness as a game changer for wildlife protection and tracking illegal activities

Wildlife Works takes care of the forest and helps humans coexist with wildlife. The Kasigau Corridor REDD+ Project is a vital wildlife corridor linking Kenya’s largest national park, Tsavo East, with Tsavo West.

The introduction of the Sensing Clues Data Collection App Cluey and Focus 360 Situational Awareness has significantly improved both ground and aerial coordination by recording and sharing crucial information in real-time. This has greatly enhanced wildlife protection efforts and the monitoring of illegal logging activities. Thanks to the Sensing Clues Analytical Toolbox, monthly reports are now prepared by the first day of each month. This timely data allows senior management to make informed decisions quickly, ensuring prompt action and more effective conservation strategies.