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Bat activity and emergence surveys
Specialist support shaped around survey requirements, from planning through fieldwork and reporting.
Ecological consultancy · Wildlife tracking
Tracking wildlife in flight. Advancing what fieldwork can reveal.
Flightpath is an ecological consultancy developing new sensor technology for tracking wildlife. It works with ecologists and project teams on bat surveys and motion-tracking studies, while advancing practical methods for understanding animal movement.
Ecological consultancy
Field ecology, from survey design to site work
Flightpath provides specialist support for bat activity and emergence surveys, wildlife motion-tracking projects, and ecological assessment.
Work can include survey planning, visits to sites, data interpretation, and reporting. Flightpath also works with project teams on wildlife questions associated with wind and solar developments.
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Wildlife motion-tracking
Project design and field studies to understand wildlife movement in real ecological settings.
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Wind and solar ecology
Ecological input for renewable energy projects, from survey planning to site-based evidence.
01Ecological question
02Field method
03Useful evidence
Research · Field methods · Instrumentation
New ways to understand wildlife movement
Flightpath is developing a new type of sensor to help ecologists study wildlife in flight. The work is shaped by practical field requirements and collaboration with the ecology community. The aim is to make new forms of movement data useful in real surveys and projects.
The work goes beyond building equipment: it aims to expand what field surveys can reveal.
First product · In development
Introducing Skytracer 8
Skytracer 8 is the first product from Flightpath: a new field sensor for wildlife tracking, designed around the needs of ecological fieldwork.
Field trials are planned to begin in spring 2027.
Product availability is planned for summer 2027.
Further information will be shared as development and trials progress.
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Flightpath’s first wildlife-tracking product
Get involved in field testing
Flightpath is inviting ecologists and project teams with suitable sites or survey questions to help shape its spring 2027 field trials. Invite Flightpath to your site to explore the developing system alongside your fieldwork and discuss what observations may be useful for your project. If you would like an early look before making a future product decision, get in touch to discuss whether a field test is a good fit.
Field notes · Development · Projects
News from Flightpath
Skytracer 8 development underway
Flightpath is developing its first wildlife-tracking sensor, with field trials planned for spring 2027 and product availability planned for summer 2027.
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Discuss a survey or project.
Get in touch about ecological survey work, a wildlife-tracking project, or the Skytracer 8.
Or email david.wallis@flightpath.dk