CyberTracker Conservation

Our Story

CyberTracker Conservation was founded by Louis Liebenberg in the early 1990s to honor and utilize the ecological wisdom of indigenous trackers in southern Africa, particularly the San of the Kalahari. This initiative has expanded globally, including North America, where it has established a benchmark for wildlife tracking training and certification.

Impact

Since its inception, approximately 2000 individuals in North America, including wildlife biologists, ecologists, and nature enthusiasts, have participated in Track and Sign and Trailing Evaluations. This training significantly enhances their ability to read and interpret wildlife tracks and signs in their ecosystems.

Why Donate?

Your donations support the preservation of traditional ecological knowledge, provide essential training for aspiring trackers, and promote wildlife conservation through education and community engagement.

Get Involved

Join the mission to preserve our planet's ecological heritage. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support wildlife tracking education and conservation efforts. Every contribution makes a difference in fostering ecological literacy and community engagement in wildlife research.