Ecological Collaboration and Organisation
By using EcoTrack local communities can track all sorts of ecological and conservation activities.
The EcoTrack app makes collecting data easy for individuals, community groups and organisations.
EcoTrack is the key to enabling NZ's goal of predator-free status collectively and efficiently.
What EcoTrack Does
Tracks predator control activities
Tracks weed control activities
Five-minute bird counts
We continue to work on other environmental projects
Tracks predator control activities
Tracks weed control activities
Five-minute bird counts
We continue to work on other environmental projects
EcoTrack enables community engagement to track a wide range of ecological and conservation activities.
Weed and predator control becomes manageable and efficient. EcoTrack will also be able engage in all sorts of other environmental activities, such as monitoring and eradicating pollutants, or tracking forestation and biodiversity.
EcoTrack makes collection of ecological data very easy. Ultimately this creates a live national record of ecological action which will be key in helping NZ achieve its goal of predator-free status collectively and efficently.
How EcoTrack Works
Individual locates and monitors target
EcoTrack collects and monitors all location info
Community admins monitor activity and status
EcoTrack maintains all non-personal metadata in national record
Individual locates and monitors target
EcoTrack collects and monitors all location info
Community admins monitor activity and status
EcoTrack maintains all non-personal metadata in national record
EcoTrack is unique in the way it helps organise activities at the community level.
Individuals supply the data through the app on their phones, automatically recording the location on their own properties or public spaces. Community administrators will coordinate activities and track the data in their neighbourhood.
Ultimately all the non personally-identifiable metadata will be maintained in a national record, keeping track in real time the progress of pest-control and biodiversity initiatives across Aotearoa.
EcoTrack Blog
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