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ABOUT US
We protect endangered species worldwide by designing autonomous systems where technology, field research, and human collaboration come alive in the wild.
Our Approach
We believe conservation works best when technology, human intelligence, and nature operate as one. Our teams collaborate across disciplines and generations, learning by doing, building real systems, and responding to real-world challenges.
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Where It Started — And Why It Evolved
Inspired by a Himalayan cat named Cheekoh from Costa Rica, Princess Aliyah founded KwF in 2008 to protect endangered species. In 2009, she joined forces with Dr. Ronald Pandolfi, blending their love for wildlife, technology, and education. Together, they sparked the Wildlife Conservation UAV Challenge in 2013→ launching the world’s first intelligent drone challenge to detect poachers and protect rhinos. Today, KwF turns innovation, field research, and human collaboration into real-world conservation that safeguards species and inspires the next generation of protectors.
Projects in the Wild
Trailer: Beyond the Noise – Can AI Decode the Language of the Wild?
Project Trinity: A Snow Leopard Conservation Revolution
MiSHELL - A Self Aware Drone for Sea Turtle Conservation
Can 3-D Printed Drones Help Save Wildlife? | National Geographic
Global Collaboration and Partnerships
We work with universities, NGOs, government agencies, and corporations around the world to protect wildlife. Together, we design and deploy autonomous systems, conduct field research, and share knowledge to maximize conservation impact.
Partner With Us
Join a global network of collaborators working to protect wildlife. Whether you’re a university, NGO, government agency, or corporation, your expertise and support can make a real impact in the field.