We’re looking for a frontend web developer to join us in building software for the wildlife conservation sector. Our work is some of the most fascinating and rewarding in the industry: building online conservation technology communities, interfaces for anti-poaching camera traps and GPS turtle tags, maps of sharks, seals,…
We worked with Mindfully Wired Communications and the Fishmongers Company to build an interactive online portal about locally caught seafood. Including a UK-wide map of ports and retailers, recipes, directory of species, stories from the fishing community and more. Take a look at discoverseafood.uk …
As part of our support of the Instant Wild citizen science application we integrated another citizen science platform, SciStarter.
Conservation Leadership Programme Application Portal
SCUTE will build an extendable graphical administration interface for hardware devices from JSON schema files, allowing people to view reports about connected devices, update and manage configuration (with preset saving and loading) and perform command line actions such as viewing and exporting data from the device (on one device…
A highly customisable WordPress-based system for donations and membership. Features include price-based logic, donation groups and categories, data exports, WorldPay and Direct Debit integration and customisable emails. …
A game teaching about the effects of trawl fishing on benthic life in Greenland
Design and build of a dashboard for a conservation technology community website
We animated and visualised the first tracking data from seabird species from the Chagos Archipelago. journey.
We worked with ZSL London Zoo and the ZSL Conservation Technology Team to build a touchscreen game to sit in the Tiger Territory exhibit at the zoo.
A resources library and interactive map landing page for UK charity the Chagos Conservation Trust.
An immersive experience centred around the real-life threats to tigers and their habitat.
An interactive citizen science map built for the Zoological Society of London's Thames seal conservation project.
