Every Prediction starts an Adventure
Use real wildlife data to make your predictions, compete against players from around the world and follow the incredible journeys of endangered animals—all for the chance to win the safari of a lifetime.
PLAY FOR THE CHANCE TO WIN THE SAFARI OF A LIFETIME!
How it works
Wild Tracks transforms real conservation data into exciting wildlife prediction challenges where players compete for incredible prizes while discovering the lives of some of the world's most remarkable animals.
✓ Enter a challenge and study the clues from a real GPS-collared animal.
✓ Make your predictions before the challenge begins. Which of the lions will travel furthest? Which wild dog pack will cover the greatest distance? Which of the sea turtles will reach its destination first?
✓ Follow the challenge as it unfolds through real GPS tracking, maps, ranger updates, wildlife photography and conservation stories.
✓ Score points for accurate predictions, climb the leaderboard and compete against players from around the world.
✓ Win unforgettable prizes, including the opportunity to experience a luxury African safari, meet conservationists and track the wildlife you've been following in the wild.
Every challenge is built around real conservation data, transforming wildlife into an unforgettable experience that inspires learning, adventure and conservation
Play to Protect
Wild Tracks is more than a game. It's a platform that connects people with the extraordinary lives of wild animals through exciting prediction challenges based on real conservation data.
Players don't just compete for incredible prizes—they become part of a global community supporting the protection of wildlife and the people working tirelessly to conserve it.
Members unlock exclusive challenges, conservation stories, educational content, expert insights and opportunities to experience wildlife beyond the screen.
Wild Tracks helps transform conservation data into a sustainable source of funding, creating long-term financial support for wildlife charities while inspiring people to care about some of the world’s most endangered animals. about the future of our planet.
Wildlife Data & Protection
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How Wildlife Data Is Used
✓ Movement data comes from existing GPS collars used by conservation NGOs
✓ Data is shared only for educational and conservation purposes
✓ Approved NGOs retain full ownership and control of all data
✓ Animal welfare takes priority over engagement or storytelling -
Safety Protections
✓ Minimum 24-hour delay on all location data
✓ No real-time tracking
✓ Location smoothing and offsetting where required
✓ Sensitive movements withheld if needed
Conservation First
Wild Tracks is built around respect for wildlife and the work of conservation partners.
The use of GPS data:
✓ funds monitoring and research
✓ informs habitat protection measures
✓ reduces human-wildlife conflict
✓ supports evidence-based conservation decisions
Transparency and real-world impact sit at the heart of the concept