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Bring your conservation tools and data together
More than 150 technologies, from collars and radios to camera traps and satellites, all in one real-time view in EarthRanger.
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Credit: Keith Begg / Niassa Carnivore Project
Technology integrations
Connect the tools your team relies on
Through Gundi, an open-source integration platform, data from your collars, cameras, radios and sensors flows to EarthRanger and the other tools your team uses.
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Free to use, with no coding needed
Site admins set up self-service integrations and track the health of every connection in the Gundi portal.
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Built to scale
Add devices, sites and destinations as your program grows, from one reserve to a national network.
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Your data, your terms
Send data where it is needed and share with partners while keeping control of what you share.
Keeping rangers connected beyond cellular coverage
Rangers at Mushingashi Conservancy often patrol far beyond phone signal. EVERYWHERE Communications now connects their Garmin inReach devices to EarthRanger over Iridium satellites, so teams stay visible and reachable wherever they work.
“Their personal service and customer care have been outstanding… The platform integrates flawlessly with EarthRanger.”
Regardt Du PlessisDirector of Security, Mushingashi Conservancy
Don't see your technology?
If your device or platform is used in conservation, it can often connect to Gundi through the API or a webhook. Many new integrations start with a request from the field.
Request an integration
Tell us which collar, sensor or platform you need connected.
Send a request →Build on the API
Send positions, events and attachments to Gundi from your own systems.
Developer docs →Use a custom webhook
Systems that send location data over HTTP can connect without a dedicated integration.
Webhook guide →Talk to the team
Not sure where to start? We can help scope what your site needs.
Contact us →Integrations by name
Jump to any integration by its first letter.
Integrations by category
Every technology in the Gundi catalog, grouped by what it does in the field.