Safora for Conservation

    Safora devices are actively monitoring perimeters across game reserves in southern Africa, running continuously across vast and remote fence lines.

    In the field, they detect cuts, escaping wildlife, unexpected faults, and device tampering the moment they occur.

    For ranger teams, this means fewer blind spots between patrols and faster response when it matters.

    Lions walking along an electric fence perimeter in a game reserve

    What Safora brings to conservation

    • Sub-minute alerting

      When a fence cut or fault occurs, your rangers are notified within the minute. In vast perimeters where the next patrol may be hours away, response time is everything.

    • Built on LoRaWAN

      Transmits up to 15 km without a SIM card or cellular coverage at the fence line. Works alongside other LoRaWAN sensors already deployed on your reserve, building toward a unified monitoring network.

    • EarthRanger Integration

      Fence Shield alerts feed directly into your EarthRanger dashboard, keeping fence events visible alongside ranger positions and other field activity in one place.

    • Solar-powered

      Deployed once, running for years. No wiring, no battery swaps, no maintenance visits needed: critical for sensors covering remote sections of a reserve far from any infrastructure.

    • Intrusion and theft detection

      If a device is moved or interfered with in the field, your team is notified immediately — protecting your monitoring infrastructure in areas that are difficult to patrol regularly.

    EarthRanger Integration

    EarthRanger Integration

    Fence Shield alerts feed directly into your EarthRanger dashboard, appearing alongside ranger positions and other field activity.

    EarthRanger dashboard showing a fence voltage event on a map

    Dashboard and mobile alerts are also included with your deployment.

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