Our dogs provide assistance to conservation work by using their noses to sniff out what ever we train them to find.
- They can help protect native habitat by finding invasive species so they can be removed.
- They can help preserve endangered species so that they can be studied, moved or protected.
- They can help to restore natural balance by locating the scat of elusive or reintroduced species so data can be collected about their range, diet and health.
- They can help to monitor compliance with permits by finding bat and bird carcasses so mortality rates from construction projects such as bridges or wind turbines can be surveyed and reduced.
- They can even help prevent diseases by sniffing out the bacteria, fungal infections and parasites that threaten our our native plants and animals.
Training with thought, and compassion we develop dogs that have a nose for nature and connect with us as partners in the search for our targets.