From footprints to data insights: transforming wildlife conservation with predictive analysis

WildTrack, a North Carolina-based nonprofit, uses JMP to transform non-invasive footprint tracking into powerful conservation science, helping monitor endangered species without harming them. What began as a response to the decline of rhinos has grown into a global ecosystem of researchers and students using JMP to analyze biodiversity through footprints.

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Zoe Jewell

Co-Founder, WildTrack

Sky Alibhai

Co-Founder, WildTrack

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