Welcome to EO4 Elephants

We are a nonprofit research organization dedicated to protecting wild elephants and their habitats through cutting-edge Earth Observation technology.

Our approach is to merge remote-sensed satellite data, field data, and state-of-the-art analytics to monitor elephant habitats and corridors in near real time.

Asian Elephants in Kaziranga National Park, India

Our Mission

EO4 Elephants combines advanced Earth Observation technologies with conservation science to protect elephant populations across Africa and Asia.

By monitoring habitats from space, we identify threats early and support rangers, policymakers, and local communities.

Our work directly contributes to mitigating Human–Elephant conflict.

Who We Are

EO4 Elephants is a multidisciplinary team of scientists, conservationists, engineers, and data experts. We collaborate with university research labs, governments, NGOs, and local communities to bridge cutting-edge science with on-the-ground action.

Our Projects

Near Real-Time Habitat Monitoring

Tracking land-use change, deforestation, food availability, and water resources.

Migration Tracking

Integrating GPS collar data with satellite imagery to protect corridors.

Water & Drought Monitoring

Predicting elephant movement during droughts to reduce conflict.

Human–Elephant Conflict

Identifying hotspots and building early warning systems.

State-of-the-Art Downscaling of Historical Satellite Data (MODIS, Landsat)

Applying advanced downscaling techniques to pre-Sentinel satellite imagery to generate 30–60 m resolution products, enabling high-resolution analysis of GPS-collared elephant movement patterns that are not discernible in coarse (>100 m) datasets.