Unifying High Res Satellite Imagery, AI And In-Field Data, Informing Positive Actions For Biodiversity, People And Climate

Satellite monitoring

Satellite-based Earth observation is a vital conservation tool that offers powerful insights into monitoring, protecting and restoring landscapes. In partnership with the Airbus Foundation, we provide Very High Resolution satellite imagery, software, funding and technical analysis support.

This VHR imagery is integrated with in-situ sensor and field data to aid coexistence strategies, guide land-use planning and enable community-led conservation while helping protected areas measure against and achieve 30 x 30 global biodiversity goals.

Chitwan-Parsa Complex, Nepal

Sustaining suitable habitats for the greater one-horned rhino 
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Bale Mountains, Ethiopia

Conserving critically endangered Ethiopian wolves
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Manu Biosphere Reserve, Peru

Coexisting with Andean Bears in the heart of Peru
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Bangangai & Bire Kpatuos, South Sudan

Community collaboration: Protecting wildlife in South Sudan's untouched terrain
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Kunene, Erongo & Otjozonjupa, Namibia

Creating a harmonious future for Namibia's desert elephants and farmers
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YUS Conservation Area, Papua New Guinea

Saving crucial habitat for endangered tree kangaroos and echidnas in Papua New Guinea
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Satellite Sandbox, Masai Mara

Accelerating the application of Earth Observation data and AI for conservation in the Masai Mara region and beyond
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Sai Yok National Park, Thailand

Habitat risk mapping of wild elephants in Sai Yok National Park
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Airbus Foundation and CCF are harnessing satellite technology to bridge data gaps, enhance conservation planning and understand where high-resolution Earth Observation holds the most impact

Hania Tabet, Head of Social Value and Airbus Foundation Managing Director, Airbus Foundation
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