Six regions. One standard.
WildTAC Africa and WildTAC North America are the network's two active founding chapters. The remaining four regional organisations are in formation — each will be independently founded and locally led.
WildTAC Africa
ACTIVEFounding chapter. Delivering the West Africa Wildlife Tracking Project at Mole National Park, Ghana — 2027 pilot season.
VIEW CHAPTER →WildTAC North America
ACTIVEActive founding chapter. Building field tracking and certification capacity across North American wildlife corridors and conservation landscapes.
VIEW CHAPTER →WildTAC South America
FORMINGAnticipated focus: Amazon basin and Andean corridor tracking and field certification. Regional leadership not yet established.
REGISTER INTEREST →WildTAC Asia
FORMINGAnticipated focus: forest and wildlife corridor monitoring across South and Southeast Asia. Regional leadership not yet established.
REGISTER INTEREST →WildTAC Europe
FORMINGAnticipated focus: rewilding zone and reintroduced-species monitoring. Regional leadership not yet established.
REGISTER INTEREST →WildTAC Oceania
FORMINGAnticipated focus: island biosecurity and endemic-species tracking. Regional leadership not yet established.
REGISTER INTEREST →CyberTracker Conservation Track & Sign
Every WildTAC chapter trains and certifies to the same external benchmark: the CyberTracker Conservation Track & Sign standard. Developed in South Africa and now applied across Africa, Europe, and North America, it is an internationally recognised, field-based evaluation of how reliably a tracker can identify and interpret animal tracks and sign — scored from Level I through Professional by qualified evaluators.
CyberTracker is owned and governed independently of WildTAC. We do not own or issue the certification — our chapters host evaluations and prepare participants for them through qualified CyberTracker evaluators. Working to one shared standard is what lets tracking skills and field data hold up across borders and between chapters.
Interested in founding a chapter?
WildTAC International is looking for founding leadership in South America, Asia, Europe, and Oceania. If you have field, conservation, or institutional experience in one of these regions, we'd like to hear from you.