Real results for science and Conservation
through the natural bond between people and dogs.
Our Mission
We bring the conservation detection dog method to the forefront of scientific research by providing knowledgeable field teams and hands-on instruction for researchers, aspiring dog handlers, and citizen scientists to foster collaboration and community involvement.
This is more than just a job.
It’s our life.
Our bounders are passionate about and committed to contributing to wildlife conservation initiatives through our detection surveys.
Our Specialties
endangered species
Our detection dog teams have been deployed on several sensitive and endangered species projects which includes but are not limited to pangolin, wolf, cheetah, orca, spotted owl, Sierra Nevada red fox, coastal marten, endangered butterfly larvae, bumblebee nest detection and many other ICUN Red List species around the world.
global presence
Our detection dog teams have worked around the world to gather essential data for genetic analysis in remote & challenging ecosystems. From project design, navigating the complex permitting processes, researching travel, and other survey logistics, we assist every step of the way.
Our Services
Bounder, J. Hartman surveying for data on wolves with Rogue Dog, Filson. Photo credit: Dan Howland
Field surveys for endangered or rare species & odors
Data collection & sample storage
Personalized planning & implementation of research objectives
Consultation & best use practices of the conservation detection dog team method
Outreach events, classroom visits, & demonstrations
Instruction classes for aspiring bounders & detection dogs
Building new detection dog teams
Learn a lot more about Rogue Detection Teams and the detection dog methodology by watching our presentation!