We use regular aerial surveys to monitor vegetation, livestock, and wildlife across the Amboseli ecosystem, capturing critical data on patterns of movement, habitat conditions, and seasonal shifts.

These surveys provide essential insights that highlight areas of heavy use or degradation, guide restoration efforts, and support informed decision-making by the communities.

We conduct regular ground-based monitoring to collect detailed, on-the-ground observations of vegetation, livestock, and wildlife across the Amboseli ecosystem.

These field assessments provide vital context to aerial data, capturing fine-scale changes, verifying remote sensing results, and supporting informed decisions by communities, conservationists, and land managers.

We use satellite imagery to monitor vegetation, land use, and environmental changes across the Amboseli ecosystem with high temporal and spatial accuracy.

This long-term perspective reveals seasonal patterns, tracks habitat shifts, and provides reliable data that supports conservation planning, policy development, and adaptive management strategies.