Our Partners
Is our primary NGO partner having demonstrated success in enhancing anti-poaching operations in adverse regions of Africa; applies specialized community engagement and ensures humane protocols are adhered to; and provides investigative liaison support to key governmental entities. Chengeta Wildlife has forged partnerships with many NGOs to advance anti-poaching mission operations.
The CWTI provides the geospatial analytic domain of the Chengeta Wildlife strategic framework; and, with and for the partnering NGOs, including: the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Mali Elephant Project, among others.
CWTI Academic & Conservation Research Consortium Collaborators
NEW! The Conservation Project International Collaborative:
We are thrilled to announce that CWTI is partnering with The Conservation Project International, a global leader in placing CWT Student Internships studying Conservation Sciences and Criminal Conservation applications. This is a wonderful collaboration that merges efforts to give our students a broad array of areas of opportunities for student internships, research, and career opportunities, worldwide in Conservation Sciences.
NEW! The Saint Louis University, Geospatial Institute (GeoSLU):
Has formed the CWT Working Group Initiative!
CWTI is honored to merge our research & development for all things geospatial (Data, Analysis, Sensor design and raster analysis, and ML/AI and network modeling) with GeoSLU, a leader in advanced geospatial design and applications. The CWT WG embraces collaboration with all Universities involved with geospatial sciences.
University Collaborators:
Saint Louis University:
The Geospatial Institute (GeoSLU) CWT Working Group
Maryville University
Washington University:
Tysons Research Center, Environmental Studies
&
The Living Earth Collaborative
University of Kansas:
Intelligence Community Center For Academic Excellence
University of Alabama
Illicit Supply Network Consortium
Michigan State
Criminal Conservation Program
University of Maryland