Revolutionizing wildlife protection
with AI-driven drone technology
From dense forests to deep waters, Aerowildtech’s intelligent drones deliver unmatched
surveillance to help save endangered species — fast, accurate, and eco-friendly.
The silent extinction crisis is accelerating
Wildlife is disappearing at an alarming rate — and we’re running out of time.

70,000+ Species face extinction, with 48% already in decline.

In Canada alone, over 800 species are endangered, despite vast untouched land.

Traditional patrols are too slow, too expensive, and ineffective across large terrains.

Wildlife crimes like poaching and illegal trade are fueling a $20 billion black market.
of Wildlife Protection
Our multi-environment drone system uses cutting-edge tech to scan, track, and report
animal movement, habitat changes, and ecological risks — all in real time.

Thermal Imaging to detect animals through dense forests or night conditions.

Night Vision for 24/7 surveillance

Underwater Navigation to explore aquatic ecosystems

Adaptive machine learning for smarter tracking over time

Ultra-low noise and environmental impact

Real-time AI-powered data streaming and alerts
Why wildlife experts choose Aerowildtech
Our drones don’t just fly — they make a measurable difference on the ground. With Aerowildtech, conservation efforts become smarter, faster, and more effective.
- Enhanced tracking precision
Compared to traditional methods, our drones provide 43–96% higher tracking accuracy in tracking wildlife.
- Up to 50% costs reduction
Compared to traditional methods, our drones provide 43–96% higher tracking accuracy in tracking wildlife.
- No habitat disruption
Compared to traditional methods, our drones provide 43–96% higher tracking accuracy in tracking wildlife.
- Instant response alerts
Compared to traditional methods, our drones provide 43–96% higher tracking accuracy in tracking wildlife.
- All-Terrain Weather Resilience
Compared to traditional methods, our drones provide 43–96% higher tracking accuracy in tracking wildlife.
- Pre-Programmed Deployment
Compared to traditional methods, our drones provide 43–96% higher tracking accuracy in tracking wildlife.
Aerowildtech works
across diverse applications.
Our drones are launched manually or via pre-set flight programs — tailored for the terrain and target species.
Using multispectral sensors, night vision, and thermal cameras, the drone collects high-res visuals and environmental data.
Automated alerts, reports, and visualizations are shared with conservation teams — enabling rapid response and proactive protection.
people who use it
use transform operations in extreme terrains and challenging conditions.
transform operations in extreme terrains and challenging conditions.
Canada’s 2023 wildfire season burned 16.5 million hectares of land. This was more than double the previous record and nearly seven times the historical average.
Get answers to your questions about Aerowildtech’s AI drones, covering their superior tracking accuracy, performance in extreme conditions, and easy deployment with pre-programmed flight paths.
What is Aerowild Tech?
Aerowild Tech is a Canadian environmental monitoring company building multi-environment drone systems and an AI-driven data platform designed to help governments, researchers, Indigenous guardians, and conservation groups monitor wildlife and remote ecosystems more safely, accurately, and affordably.
Our mission is to improve visibility in Canada’s remote landscapes and reduce the risks and costs of traditional monitoring.
What problem does Aerowild Tech solve?
Canada loses critical wildlife and environmental data simply because much of the country is too remote, too expensive, or too dangerous to monitor regularly.
Traditional methods, helicopters, on-foot surveys, irregular satellite imagery, are:
extremely costly
high risk for field staff
limited in coverage
slow to detect changes
Aerowild Tech closes this monitoring gap by delivering continuous, affordable, low-risk environmental insights using drones and automated analytics.
Who is Aerowild Tech built for?
According to the business plan, our primary target segments are:
Federal and provincial environmental agencies
Wildlife conservation departments
Indigenous Guardian and land stewardship programs
Forestry and natural resource authorities
Universities and ecological researchers
NGOs and conservation organizations
These groups face the strongest need for safer, more cost-efficient, large-area monitoring.
Will drones disturb wildlife?
Quiet operation and non-invasive monitoring are core requirements in the Aerowild Tech design.
Our system incorporates:
low-noise propulsion
high-altitude observation
gentle approach patterns
the ability to detect wildlife without flying directly overhead
The business plan emphasizes minimal wildlife disturbance as a competitive advantage.
What types of data can Aerowild Tech collect?
Based on the sensor modules defined in the plan, our drone system can capture:
Wildlife counts and movement patterns
Thermal signatures
Habitat changes (vegetation, canopy gaps)
Waterway and wetland conditions
Early indicators of environmental threats (fire, drought, flooding)
All data feeds into our analytics dashboard, giving clients actionable insights rather than raw files.
How accurate are Aerowild Tech’s monitoring results?
The business plan references global studies showing drones can deliver 43% to 96% higher accuracy in wildlife counts than manual methods.
By combining drones with AI detection, Aerowild Tech strengthens accuracy through:
automated species identification
heat-based detection
repeated aerial surveys that build trend data
This accuracy is one of our strongest value propositions.
Does Aerowild Tech replace traditional fieldwork?
Aerowild Tech enhances, not replaces, field teams. Drones and AI provide the early warnings and broad coverage. Humans provide the expertise and on-the-ground action.
Together, they form a modern monitoring ecosystem.