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This space is heating up with more interesting use cases. Drone tech will be synonymous with AI very soon. Drones are being considered to not just automate laborious work, but also achieve tasks that are difficult for physical labour. Some of them are mundane like survey and mapping of large land parcels; but some of them like these are interesting. Protection of fauna and flora, wildlife conservation, tree/plant enumeration and monitoring, surveillance, etc. is now possible with safety and speed. Thanks #AnupJindal for this initiative and encouragement. I am sure many more will follow suit. #drones #dronetech #futureready #futureofdrones #droneinnovation #wildlifeconservation #plantation #forestprotection Drogo Drones Drone Federation of India RMSI #droneindustry #gis #geospatialtechnology #dronesandgis

Oyster reefs are considered one of the most imperiled marine habitats due to overfishing, disease, and habitat destruction. Working with resource managers from North Carolina to Florida, #NCCOS is developing novel approaches using uncrewed aerial systems (i.e., drones) to monitor and assess the condition of intertidal oyster reefs. Learn more:  https://lnkd.in/entHvHya #OysterReefs #UncrewedAerialSystems #Drones

#FunFactFriday | Drones have become instrumental in the fight against wildlife poaching, offering innovative solutions to monitor and protect endangered species across various habitats all over the world, including Australia. Drones offer a cost-effective alternative to traditional aerial surveillance methods, such as manned aircraft, making anti-poaching efforts more sustainable and scalable. Additionally, they reduce the disturbance to wildlife compared to ground patrols or manned flights, minimising stress on animals and allowing for more natural behaviour observation. Read more about drones being used to combat poaching: https://lnkd.in/gQ2hYba2

It's now easy to monitor and document wildlife migration patterns thanks to drone technology. A drone can follow as well as safeguard wildlife as they migrate from one region to another. Call for our services: 0792651021 📧 info@dronevision.co.ke #drones #dronesforgood #wildlifemigrationcorridors #wildlifemonitoringsolutions #dronestagram #dji

#30DayMapChallenge 𝗗𝗮𝘆 𝟮𝟵 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗺𝗲: 𝗣𝗼𝗽𝘂𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 👥 Assessing bird populations poses a unique challenge, requiring the gathering of an entire colony in one location and the meticulous counting of individual birds. Technology is revolutionizing conservation efforts, with remotely piloted or autonomous aircraft (RPA or UAV), commonly known as drones, playing a crucial role in wildlife monitoring. In scenarios like seabird population assessment, aerial imagery proves more effective in accurately tallying individuals compared to traditional ground-based methods like walking along the beach and counting from the ground. #PopulationAssessment #WildlifeMonitoring #ConservationTech #DronesInConservation #AerialImagery #BirdPopulation #NatureData #EnvironmentalScience #RemoteSensing

🦎 Radio Tracking Reptiles: Tackling the Challenges of Rugged Terrain Tracking reptiles in rugged terrain is tough—signal bounce makes it hard to pinpoint their location.But with Wildlife Drones, we're overcoming these challenges one drone flight at a time. When the National Parks Association(NPA) of the ACT needed help tracking Rosenberg’s Goannas, our drones quickly overcame signal bounce, effortlessly locating the goannas and downloading GPS data—all without disturbing their habitat. In the words of NPA ecologist, Dr Don Fletcher, ‘If we can just fly a drone overhead and collect GPS data without having to negotiate cliffy areas and Blackthorn scrub, it saves lots of time and energy and a few twisted ankles.’ Get in touch today to learn more about how our world-leading system can help you with your next reptile tracking project. https://hubs.ly/Q02M-T0N0 #ReptileTracking #WildlifeDrones #radiotelemetry #radiotracking

Candrone is contracted by government agencies to detect and map wildfires. But, when wildires cannot be suppressed, drone-based image collection offers a significant advantage over satellite-based methods for assessing environmental damage. This Environmental Week at Candrone, we're focusing on a pivotal issue in environmental management: wildfire damage assessment. We're highlighting how multispectral drone technology is changing the way we evaluate and understand the impact of wildfires on our landscapes. Explore the latest drone and sensor technologies used in environmental monitoring and wildfire damage assessment today: https://lnkd.in/gAN6k6FC #EnvironmentalWeek #MultispectralDrones #WildfireAssessment #Candrone #EnvironmentalManagement #DroneTechnology #FireDamageAnalysis #EcosystemRecovery #EnvironmentalInnovation #TechForGood

In our #MEDIBEES project, we want to study the #Mediterranean honey #bee #subspecies and their adaptations to the different environmental conditions. For this, in the different partner countries, we compare the local subspecies with the Italian #ligustica bees at the same apiary. However, this has the risk of ligustica #drones flying out and mating with #queens from the local subpecies - and by this putting the regional subspecies at risk. Drone traps, like on the photo, avoid that drones can fly out and by this preserve the genetic #integrity of the local bees.

The use of drones in coastal areas has seen a significant increase in recent years. These unmanned aerial vehicles offer various benefits in terms of monitoring and managing coastal ecosystems. Drones equipped with high-resolution cameras can provide valuable data on coastal erosion, sea-level rise, and the health of marine habitats. They allow researchers and environmental agencies to gather real-time information, assess coastal vulnerability, and plan appropriate conservation measures. Furthermore, drones are used for wildlife surveys, helping to monitor and protect endangered species in coastal regions. With their ability to cover large areas efficiently, drones are becoming an essential tool in coastal management and conservation efforts. #dronesincoastalareas #coastalmanagement #environmentalsurveillance

Did you know? Marine drones aren't just pretty tech gadgets. They're at the service of our oceans 🌊. Want to protect the seas and its inhabitants? These drones detect pollution, spot illegal activity and monitor marine wildlife. And all in real time. So, the next time you're chatting poolside 🏊♂️, consider this nugget. A great way to mix technology 🚁 and nature preservation 🐋. #DronesMarins #ProtectionDesOcéans