Drones Donated to Monitor Wildlife and Illegal Activities
Influential Drones and Autel Robotics have partnered together to provide the Rare Species Fund with drones that will be used to protect wildlife
With the goal for African wildlife rangers to effectively monitor protected national parks and wildlife areas, Dr. Johnson’s next journey involves traveling with the drones to Africa. Dr. Johnson states, “Drones are an invaluable resource conservation efforts and for spotting illegal activity taking place within national parks. In mountainous areas, the EVO will allow rangers to take a preliminary glance of an area and will allow rangers to determine where best to focus their attention. Climbing to the top of a mountain may take rangers hours, where the EVO can accomplish the same task in just minutes. Having a photographic or video record of illegal activities allows authorities to successfully prosecute wildlife poachers.”
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