Ep 6: Taking to the sky with conservation drone technology

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Business of Biodiversity

NSW Saving Our Species

22 episodes

5 days ago

What are the opportunities for business to support threatened species? We explore how landholders, tech companies and innovators are making a difference for threatened species and bringing them back from the brink. The podcast explores why biodiversity is not just good for the environment but business, too, and raises awareness of threatened species conservation programs. Produced by the @GrowLoveProject for NSW Saving Our Species Program. To find out more visit Saving Our Species https://www.environment.nsw.gov.au/topics/animals-and-plants/threatened-species/saving-our-species-program

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Ep 6: Taking to the sky with conservation drone technology

Business of Biodiversity

29 minutes 49 seconds

4 years ago

Ep 6: Taking to the sky with conservation drone technology

In this episode we take to the skies to see how drone technology is saving time and money for threatened species. We talk to 3 conservationists turned tech heads about a range of projects from monitoring remote threatened species and bird migration to rapid fire reforestation. We’ll hear about their challenges, solutions and vision for the future and its a bright one.

With thanks to those featured:

Blaise Porter, Fujitsu

https://www.fujitsu.com/au/about/local/sustainability/digital-owl/index.html

Aymeric Maudous, Lord of the Trees

https://lordofthetrees.org/pages/team

Dr. Debbie Saunders, Wildlife Drones

https://wildlifedrones.net/