SeeMore Wildlife Systems

Clients Love SeeMore Systems

"People are astounded by the quality of the images they get to see. After only a few weeks, it already has impacted traffic – the media has already run a couple of stories about it and people are already coming to see. I think this is the beginning of something great; I hope to expand to another camera or two."

Russell Nickel
Manager
Great Plains State Park

"A highly reliable and extremely useful research tool. Having such a video system eliminates much of the time, money, and effort needed for field-camp based research and allows us to sit comfortably in an office, sipping a freshly brewed latte and recording tons of information about Steller sea lions with no disturbance to them. The back-capture video in the SWS program is the neatest tool we’ve used. No more missed births, orca kills, etc. Problem solved!"

John Maniscalco
Research Associate
Alaska SeaLife Center

"It’s the sexy part of our visitors center because people are so attracted to it. People like to be able to move the camera around. They are fascinated with it. When school groups come in, all the kids glom right to it."

"There were several options we could have gone with, but this system really filled all our needs and has been the best option with the web compatibility and user interface capabilities. SeeMore’s Staff has been very helpful and has worked hard to accommodate our specific needs."

Patrick Willis
Executive Director
Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve

"SeeMore's technology is incredible - it allows us to look into the intimate, protected spaces of the orcas without disturbing them, to learn, and to share what we learn with the world."

Paul Spong, Ph.D.
President
Pacific Orca Society

"Lots of oohs and aahs!... I could watch it all day"

"What SeeMore is providing is amazing and is opening all kinds of new doors for research and education. I've been amazed at the responsiveness of you and your staff."

Gerry McChesney
Wildlife Biologist
U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service
Common Murre Restoration Project