Stewardship does not stop when we leave the field. Solar-powered cameras and on-device AI keep watch — and let the public watch, too.
Caring for conserved land in perpetuity means knowing what is happening on it — not once a year, but every day.
Broad Water deploys solar-powered field cameras with on-device artificial intelligence that identifies the species moving through each property. The result is a living record of biodiversity that makes stewardship more efficient, more transparent, and far more compelling to share.
Off-grid and self-sustaining — no trenching, no maintenance visits.
Day and night, season to season, the camera never looks away.
On-device models recognize the birds and wildlife passing through.
Anyone can tune in and see the land as it is, right now.
Sample detections shown. Live feed reuses Broad Water’s Sentinel monitoring infrastructure.
Continuous monitoring turns stewardship from an annual checkup into an always-on record — the kind regulators, sponsors, and donors can trust.
A solar camera is installed on a protected property — no power or network trenching required.
It records continuously, through every season and time of day.
On-device AI identifies the species in view and logs each sighting.
Data sharpens stewardship decisions while the public watches the land live.
Considering a bank or property with Broad Water? Live monitoring can be part of the stewardship plan.
Conservation wins, species sightings from our cameras, and ways to get involved — a few times a year, never more.