For too long, farmers, environmentalists and government decision makers have made estimates and assumptions on animal density. They have been inaccurate at the best of times, and sometimes, costly. Mice Western Australia is a business dedicated to providing actual data to animal density conversations and decision making.
The result is a suite of services that a variety of stakeholders will find informative and invaluable.
What makes Mice Western Australia such a game changer is its incredible technology offering. On the back of a Volkswagen Amarok, is almost half a million dollars in camera and sensor technology. It is the most comprehensive setup of its kind available anywhere in Australia. This gives us the kind of insights that no one has seen before.
Thermal infrared: heat style sensors (often used from the chopper in police chases) used to detect heat and identify animals.
Infrared light: for incredible detail, used to identify the type of animal.
Ultraviolet light: used to identify blood, urine and saliva and thereby determine where animals have been previously.
Mice Western Australia is the first Australian business to be able to make this claim, and it is backed by accreditation from Australia’s leading accreditation organisation, NATA [TBC].
