Profit while helping the Environment
At Terra Fox Analytics, we are pioneering the future of environmental data collection in the United States. Our mission is to gather critical environmental data from diverse rural areas, providing invaluable insights to governmental agencies, researchers, and environmental organizations. We’re on a nationwide search for landowners in key rural locations who are interested in hosting one of our state-of-the-art telemetry stations on their property. We offer a 5-10 year lease with monthly payments for hosting our stations, turning your land into a part of the country’s vital environmental monitoring network.
Join Us in Expanding the Nation’s Environmental Knowledge
We’re looking for specific types of rural land to host our telemetry stations. If you’re a landowner interested in supporting cutting-edge research, sustainable agriculture, wildlife protection, or climate resilience, we invite you to join us. By hosting a Terra Fox Analytics telemetry station, you’ll be helping monitor and protect critical ecosystems while earning a consistent monthly income.
What We’re Looking For in Ideal Locations
Our telemetry stations are designed to provide essential data from unique rural environments that often lack sufficient monitoring. We’re currently looking to place stations in areas that meet the following criteria:
1. Remote Agricultural Land
Data Needs: Soil health, water quality, crop health, and nutrient runoff.
Purpose: Support the USDA’s Long-Term Agroecosystem Research (LTAR) Network by monitoring sustainable farming practices and environmental impacts of agriculture.
2. Forested Regions
Data Needs: Air quality, biodiversity, and climate impacts on forest ecosystems.
Purpose: Contribute to the U.S. Forest Service’s Climate Change and Ecosystem Services Research, providing data on how rural forests respond to climate shifts.
3. Areas Near Rivers, Lakes, and Wetlands
Data Needs: Water quality, sediment runoff, and aquatic ecosystem health.
Purpose: Aid the US Geological Survey (USGS) National Water-Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program by delivering data on how agricultural practices impact regional water quality.
4. Wildlife Migration Corridors
Data Needs: Habitat quality, migratory patterns, and seasonal wildlife behaviors.
Purpose: Support the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Migratory Bird Habitat Initiative (MBHI) by providing data on critical migratory routes.
5. High-Altitude and Drought-Prone Areas
Data Needs: Soil moisture, drought indicators, and vegetation health.
Purpose: Enhance NOAA’s National Integrated Drought Information System (NIDIS) by tracking drought effects in rural, high-altitude environments.
6. Areas Facing Unique Climate Challenges
Data Needs: Air quality, soil resilience, and climate variability impacts.
Purpose: Support state-level climate assessments, such as the Pennsylvania DEP’s Climate Action Plan, to better understand the effects of climate change on rural and under-monitored areas.
Areas of Interest
Our primary focus is on rural regions in the following states, where unique environmental data could be especially valuable for government research:
Appalachian Highlands (e.g., parts of Pennsylvania, West Virginia): Valuable for biodiversity, soil health, and water quality studies in agricultural and forested areas.
Great Plains (e.g., Kansas, Oklahoma): Ideal for monitoring soil health, air quality, and water availability in agricultural zones.
Rocky Mountain Foothills (e.g., Colorado, Montana): Important for high-altitude climate monitoring, forest health, and wildlife migration.
Midwest Farmland Regions (e.g., Iowa, Illinois): Crucial for assessing water runoff, nutrient levels, and sustainable agricultural practices.
Northern Great Lakes Region (e.g., Michigan, Wisconsin): Useful for studying forest ecosystems, migratory patterns, and water quality near large freshwater bodies.
Why Your Land Matters
By hosting a telemetry station on your property, you’re contributing to a greater understanding of our environment. Terra Fox Analytics provides real-time data to federal and state agencies, supporting vital research on agriculture, climate change, conservation, and sustainability. Each station is a cornerstone in our vision of a nationwide environmental data network, filling in gaps where government monitoring often falls short.
How It Works: Delivery and Setup of a Terra Fox Telemetry Station
1. Application and Site Selection
Once you apply, our team will review your property’s location, accessibility, and alignment with our data collection needs. If selected, we’ll conduct a site survey to confirm the placement and environmental conditions.
2. Site Preparation and Delivery
Our stations are self-contained and low-impact, designed for minimal disturbance to your property. We’ll coordinate with you for an efficient delivery using a secure method, often by truck or, in remote areas, by helicopter. The station’s antennas and solar panels are securely mounted after arrival to ensure safety and functionality.
3. Station Setup
After delivery, our team will complete the installation within a day, setting up all necessary equipment for real-time monitoring. Each station is solar-powered and designed to operate autonomously, minimizing maintenance needs.
4. How the Telemetry Station Works
Advanced Sensors: Our stations are equipped with specialized sensors that monitor air quality, water quality, soil health, and wildlife presence.
Data Logging: High-grade data loggers process and store data, ready for transmission to our secure servers.
Real-Time Data Transfer: Using secure cellular or satellite connections, data is relayed in real time to Terra Fox Analytics and made accessible to government partners.
5. Maintenance and Support
Our team monitors each station remotely and performs maintenance as needed. We handle all upkeep, allowing you to enjoy the monthly lease payments without additional responsibilities.
Your Next Step: Apply to Host a Terra Fox Telemetry Station
If your land meets our criteria and you’re interested in joining our environmental data network, we invite you to apply. With a simple application process and guaranteed monthly payments, becoming a Terra Fox Analytics partner is a seamless way to contribute to environmental research and receive consistent income.
Ready to Join?
Help us shape the future of environmental monitoring. Complete our application, and a member of our team will be in touch to discuss the opportunity to bring a Terra Fox telemetry station to your property.
