Wildlife surveying is largely done manually by a biologist visiting a site several times per year over multiple years - an approach that is time/labor-intensive, error-prone & negatively impacts wildlife.
Land management lacks a consistent, effective and efficient way to monitor and survey wildlife.
Even where recording technology is used, it produces many hours of audio recordings which must then be reviewed by human listeners and/or algorithms, a lengthy and cumbersome process.
Detections of target species are only known weeks, months or even a year after the recording was produced, a non-starter for time-sensitive operations.