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Our
Solutions

Conservation Intelligence as a Service — proactive threat scoring embedded directly into frontline operations, not buried in dashboards.

Section 01

Target
Customers

Large-Scale Conservation NGOs
Organisations managing vast protected territories that span hundreds of thousands of hectares, operating with limited ranger coverage and disconnected field data systems.
Core Need
Real-time, AI-verified intelligence to eliminate fragmented data silos and enable non-technical teams to make instant, evidence-backed field decisions.
Government Wildlife Authorities
National parks agencies and wildlife services responsible for enforcing conservation law across protected areas
Core Need
Drastically reduced response times to poaching and HWC incidents, replacing hours of latency with seconds-level situational awareness.
Local & Private Conservancies
Community conservancies and private reserves managing human-wildlife boundaries — where livestock losses, crop destruction, and human casualties from preventable conflict erode community support for conservation.
Why Doria Matters Here
Doria converts communities from passive bystanders into active intelligence contributors. Farmers and village leaders submit real-time sightings, receive early-warning alerts, and gain a direct stake in conservation outcomes — dramatically reducing conflict and building long-term buy-in.
Academic Researchers
Conservation scientists, ecology PhD candidates, and MSc researchers studying wildlife movement, poaching dynamics, and habitat change across Sub-Saharan Africa — operating with limited access to georeferenced field incident data.
Core Need
Structured, validated incident records with spatial coordinates for model training, ground-truth validation, and publication-grade analysis — data that rangers generate daily but that has historically never left a field notebook.

Section 02

What
We offer

Doria provides Conservation Intelligence as a Service — combining dedicated organisational deployment with a real-time platform accessible to both conservation bodies and the communities living alongside wildlife.

Competitor
EarthRanger
A passive data aggregator that collects telemetry and sightings but requires extensive GIS expertise to extract actionable insight from the data.
⚠ Reactive — insight buried in data
Legacy System
Analog VHF Radio
Traditional radio-based field reporting that suffers from critical response latency, data fragmentation, and zero spatial analytical capability.
⚠ Hours of latency, zero structure
Doria
Report Platform
Proactive intelligence processing embedded directly into frontline operations — automatic confidence scoring, on-the-fly spatial analytics, community-level early-warning alerts, and offline-first sync for rangers in cellular dead zones.
✦ Seconds-level response · Offline-capable · No GIS expertise needed
01
For Conservation Organisations
Our Intelligent Confidence Engine automatically scores incoming threats and enables non-technical teams to trigger on-the-fly spatial analytics. Response time drops from hours to seconds. Reserves shift from blind patrols to predictive, mathematically-driven operations.
Rangers · NGOs · Authorities
02
For Local Communities
Farmers and village leaders submit wildlife sightings directly through Doria's simplified field interface, receiving early-warning alerts when high-confidence animal movement is detected near settlements or farmland — reducing crop destruction, livestock losses, and human casualties from preventable conflict.
Communities · Farmers · Leaders

Section 03

Built With
the Field

First Build
Data Dashboard & API Aggregation
The first build unified wildlife sightings and migration data from open APIs into a single geographic dashboard — proving that fragmented field data could be collected, structured, and read at a glance.
Completed
Version 1
Data Visualisation & Pattern Mapping
Version 1 layered data visualisation and pattern mapping onto that foundation — and taught us the lesson that has shaped every release since: visual insight without an immediate tactical action does little for a ranger in the field. Doria became field-first from this point on.
"It looks good, but how does this help me respond on the ground?" — Field Ranger
Completed
Version 2 — Current
Structured Reporting, Alert Layers & Confidence Scoring
Version 2 introduced structured reporting and alert layers, integrating direct ranger inputs alongside basic anomaly detection. This drastically improved situational awareness and made outputs immediately actionable for field decisions. We are now refining real-time alerts, confidence scoring, and site analysis tools.
Deployed & Iterating
Next Phase
Scaling to Live Operations
The next step is scaling adoption with rangers and local authorities across live operations in bandwidth-constrained environments — the proving ground every conservation tool has to earn. This is where pilot partners come in.

Section 04

Pricing

Pilot Offer  ·  2 Slots Remaining
Current Offer
NGO Pilot
€5,000 /year
+ €2,500 one-time implementation fee
Full Command Tier access for pilot duration
  • Unlimited rangers
  • ICE confidence scoring
  • Full API access
  • Site analysis workspace
  • Fire & species modules
  • Offline-first field app
  • Multi-property network
  • Community early-warning alerts
  • Priority deployment support
Apply for a Pilot Slot →

Scale Pricing — Post-Pilot

Tier 00
Community
Free
Rangers & community members
  • Offline-first field reporting app
  • Early-warning wildlife alerts
  • Sighting submission
  • Costs covered by NGO license
Tier 01
Tactical
€12,000
Per year · Up to 500 rangers
  • Full platform access
  • ICE confidence scoring
  • Site analysis workspace
  • Fire & species modules
  • Up to 500 rangers
Tier 02
Command
€30,000
Per year · Unlimited rangers + API
  • Everything in Tactical
  • Unlimited rangers
  • Full API access
  • Multi-property network
  • Priority deployment support

One-time deployment fee of €15,000–€35,000 for large NGO configurations. Rangers and community members are always free — costs are covered by organizational licenses and conservation grants.