130,000 km² of the largest protected reserve in the Middle East — transformed from episodic monitoring into a continuous intelligence system for wildlife, water, and vegetation.
Rangers cannot walk 130,000 km². Satellite passes miss short-lived events. Fixed cameras see only what they point at. The reserve needed continuous awareness at ecosystem scale — not more devices.
The operational question was not "can we detect an animal". It was: can a ranger team, on any given day, know what moved, what changed, and what needs attention — across an area larger than most countries?
"We stopped asking where the animals might be. We started asking which ones need attention, and why."