Wild Echo was born from a simple frustration: Australia spends $25 billion a year on invasive species damage, and nobody has built a tool that gives everyday Australians early warning.
We believe every farmer, beekeeper, ranger, and landholder deserves to know what's on their land — before it costs them. Not after the colony collapses. Not after the fire ants establish. Before.
The only platform in Australia that detects invasive insects acoustically. European Wasps, Varroa-sick hives, Fire Ants, Plague Locusts — all from a single audio file.
Powered by Cornell Lab's BirdNET neural network, trained on millions of recordings. Not guesswork — peer-reviewed AI deployed at scale across Australian ecosystems.
Native botanicals. EPBC-listed species. ALA integration. Built by Australians, for Australian ecosystems. We know the difference between a Noisy Miner and a Noisy Friarbird.
Wild Echo combines best-in-class AI with Australian-specific acoustic models and satellite data.