Wildlife Conservation, Research and Consultancy Services

Advancing environmental research, conservation, and sustainable development across Arabia.

Our Vision

A wild Arabia, rich in nature, culture and prosperity, alive with biodiversity from ridge to reef.

Our Expertise

Environmental Consulting

We provide a range of environmental consulting services and sustainability solutions to businesses, organisations and authorities.

Research

We conduct and support applied field research in the social, ecological, and earth sciences, working with academic institutions and conservation organisations across the globe.

Volunteering

We coordinate National Biodiversity Monitoring Programs to track the health of Oman’s biodiversity, and to evaluate the impact of conservation policy and practice.

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    Harnessing cutting-edge advancements in AI, geospatial analysis, satellite remote sensing, bioacoustics, and drone technology to drive innovative solutions in ecological monitoring and conservation.

  • Extensive expedition experience conducting wildlife research in remote wilderness areas, collaborating with diverse teams of varying abilities to achieve fieldwork goals in challenging environments.

  • Proven track record as research project leaders and cross-disciplinary collaborators, successfully managing scientific studies from initial concept through to publication.

  • Over 20 years of experience in wild mammal conservation, leading pioneering research into population size, viability, recovery, threats, and monitoring using a broad range of advanced techniques. Recognised globally for leadership in Arabian leopard research and conservation.

Testimonials

  • “They are great.”

    Laurie Payton

  • “I was surprised by how efficiently they discovered species new to science.”

    Jamie Kokot

  • “We'll definitely use the Dhofar centre again for our ecology work.”

    Lindsey Beumer

  • “The Dhofar Centre for Wildlife Research have delivered excellent services for our large development project.”

    Keith Finley