Wildlife & Conservation Monitoring
From national parks to wildlife habitats, our drone services support conservation efforts by monitoring animal populations, forest health, and vegetation coverage, promoting ecological balance and sustainability. The ability to cover large areas quickly and provide a non-intrusive way to monitor wildlife populations reduces any human impact.
With high-resolution RGB or thermal cameras, they can count animals accurately, distinguish species, and monitor movements, creating detailed habitat maps, tracking seasonal migrations, and identifying wildlife corridors. Assesses and monitors vegetation health and tracks changes over time, as well as national parks and forest cover, to monitor habitat quality, tree health issues, and any spread of invasive plant species using multispectral imaging to highlight areas where invasive species are encroaching.
For coastal areas, we can help monitor coral health, map seagrass beds, and assess coastline erosion. Evaluating the impact of human activities on marine and coastal ecosystems. We can also provide bathymetric mapping assessments and monitoring upon request.
Monitoring wildfire-prone small and large areas to detect and map fires and their progression and assessing the fire impact on ecosystems by surveying the extent of damage, allowing for targeted reforestation and rehabilitation efforts to restore habitats.
Drones allow for large-scale data collection without the high costs of traditional methods such as aircraft or human labour.
