Increasingly, fisheries, the seafood-supply sector, governments and NGO partners have the opportunity to apply electronic catch documentation, seafood-traceability technologies and electronic trade information, together with big data, about the ocean and its ecosystems to enable real-time tracking, informed decisionmaking and responsible seafood sourcing. We are working with governments and enforcement agencies to explore, fund, and test a wide range of technologies becoming available for wildlife conservation - from drones and wildlife tracking to radar, thermal cameras and gunshot detectors. To that end, WWF is evaluating civilian-grade UAVs for conservation applications with plans to rigorously test the technology in protected areas in southern Africa (including in Malawi, Namibia and Zimbabwe).