
Symbiosis Wildlife Institute
Science-Based Solutions for Wildlife and Human Coexistence

About Symbiosis Wildlife Institute
Symbiosis Wildlife Institute was founded to advance practical, science-based solutions that help people and wildlife coexist. We develop and support collaborative wildlife research projects that address real-world conservation challenges. Our work spans field-based ecological and behavioral research, wildlife movement studies, habitat use analysis, and the critical study of human-wildlife conflict and coexistence.
Led by field biologist Brittany Dell, our team brings nearly a decade of hands-on experience working with diverse wildlife—from birds and reptiles to mammals and aquatic species—across landscapes in the United States and internationally. We collaborate with local researchers, universities, conservation organizations, and wildlife professionals to create meaningful conservation outcomes through rigorous research, strategic fundraising, and comprehensive conservation planning.
Our Services

Wildlife Research & Field Studies
Conduct field-based ecological and behavioral research on wildlife movement, habitat use, and species interactions. Our research projects address real-world conservation challenges through rigorous scientific methodology and collaborative partnerships.

Human-Wildlife Coexistence Solutions
Study and develop practical solutions for human-wildlife conflict and coexistence. We work to understand the complex interactions between human communities and wildlife populations, creating science-based strategies that benefit both.

Conservation Planning & Fundraising Support
Develop fundraising campaigns, grant proposals, and donor partnerships to support wildlife research and conservation projects. We also provide wildlife monitoring, data collection, and comprehensive conservation planning services.