Telemetry engineered for wildlife research and conservation
Helping researchers choose and use the right wildlife telemetry technology through engineering expertise, honest guidance and affordable solutions.
80+
Countries
1,000+
Projects Worldwide
500+
Species
Est. 2005
Engineering Wildlife Telemetry
Wildlife Tracking Technologies
Telenax develops and manufactures project-specific wildlife telemetry equipment using VHF radio tracking, GPS, Long-Range Bluetooth and Iridium satellite communication, together with multiple sensors, attachment methods and operating configurations.
VHF Radio Tracking
Detect and determine location from detecting signals at long distance in the field with Receiver and Directional antenna.
GPS + Bluetooth Long-Range
GPS fixes and sensors data programmed under itinerary. Data is periodically retrieved by Long-Range Bluetooth.
GPS + Iridium SAT
GPS fixes and sensors data programmed under itinerary. Data is recovered by Iridium Satellite network and transferred to a secure website.
Other Features
App, Receiver, Gyroscope, Magnetometer, Activity Level, Thermometer, Automated Release, Act-inact-mortality, etc.
Wildlife tracking options by Species
Mammalogy
From small Bats and Rodents to Elephants, including Carnivores, Primates, Ungulates, Lagomorphs and more.
Ornithology
From small Passerines to Ostriches, including Raptors, Parrots, Waterbirds, Waterfowl and more.
Herpetology
From small Lizards to giant Crocodilians, including Turtles, Snakes, Frogs, Salamanders and more.
Other
Dart trackers, Trap alarms, Seed dispersal, Freshwater species and other specialized applications.
From Project Requirements to Field-Ready Equipment
We believe reliable wildlife telemetry should be accessible to more research and conservation projects—not only those with the largest budgets. For that reason, we combine project-specific engineering with honest technical guidance, dependable testing and a Best Price Guarantee designed to keep equivalent professional equipment at least 20% more affordable.
01 — Understand the Project
We review the study animal, research objectives, field conditions, required tracking period and desired data before recommending equipment.
Clear guidance begins with the right questions.
02 — Recommend the Technology
We explain the available technologies, practical limitations and trade-offs, then recommend the approach that best fits the project.
Honest technical guidance, without unnecessary complexity.
03 — Configure the Equipment
Battery capacity, attachment method, operating schedule, sensors and additional features are defined according to the project requirements.
Project-specific configuration rather than a generic model.
04 — Manufacture and Test
Every unit is manufactured, programmed and tested according to the approved configuration before delivery.
Engineering control and dependable testing.
05 — Deliver and Support
We provide documentation, technical guidance and ongoing support throughout the use of the equipment.
Long-term support from people who understand the technology.
Organizations That Have Worked With Telenax
University of Berkeley
USA
University of Oxford
UK
Fed. Univ. of Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Natl. Univ. of Mexico
Mexico
Formosan Wild Sound
Taiwan
Government of WA
Australia
BMR Wildlife Services
India
Pochitroniks SAS
Colombia
SCUBLA S.r.l.
Italy
Parks Canada
Canada
UNIMAS Sarawak
Malaysia
University Rzeszowski
Poland
What Researchers Say
With ten daily reports from Telenax GNSS-Iridium units TGSAT-347/325CB collars, we not only have a solid scientific information of the jaguars we study, but also a close look at the intimacy of a mother with her cub!
Carlos Manterola – Anima Efferus – Mexico
We successfully deployed Telenax GPS units TGB-317/315GX to study spatial movement patterns of Eurasian beavers (Castor fiber) in southeast Norway. The GPS units have user-replaceable batteries making it easy to use them multiple times at low cost.
Martin Mayer – USN – Norway
The limited battery life of the VHF collars used before finding Telenax had done, until now, impossible to harvest seasonal or annual data.
Pablo Cuello – CONICET-Mendoza – Argentina
We have decided for 5 years now to rely on the technology produced by Telenax for our tracking units as it has proven to be the best and most reliable on the market
Raffaele Bisegna – Bisegna Tecnofauna – Italy
Organization names and logos remain the property of their respective owners and are shown only to identify organizations that have purchased or used Telenax equipment. Their appearance does not imply endorsement.
Practical Guidance for Wildlife Telemetry Projects
Clear technical information helps researchers plan more effectively, understand the available technologies and avoid common equipment-selection mistakes.