Wallaby Thermal Drone Survey
Accurate Monitoring of Free-Ranging Non-Native Populations
Small, agile, and largely crepuscular or nocturnal, wallabies present a unique challenge for wildlife monitoring in the UK. Originally introduced through escapes from private collections and parks, free-ranging populations now exist in localised pockets across the country and the Isle of Mann.
At BH Wildlife Consultancy, we utilise high-resolution thermal drone surveys to accurately detect and monitor wallaby populations - even when traditional methods fall short.
When Are Wallaby Surveys Useful?
Supporting ecological assessments or planning decisions
Assisting landowners or estates with population monitoring or removal plans
Confirming sightings of suspected free-ranging populations
Collecting data for research or non-native species management
Species Distribution Map showing all BHWC's data till May 2025
Key Statistics
The data provided below is from BH Wildlife Consultancy database.
As of May 2025, BH Wildlife Consultancy has counted over 1,600 Wallabies.
1,600 Wallabies have been counted throughout Scotland, England and the Isle of Man.
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