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🌍 Curious about the kinds of wildlife research you can conduct with Wildlife Drones? Our innovative drone-based telemetry technology opens up new possibilities for studying diverse wildlife and invasive species. Here's how we're changing the game: 🔍 Effortlessly radio-track endangered species to help protect them from extinction. 🔍 Monitor invasive species and their movements to better understand and manage their impact. 🔍 Study the survival and mortality rates of captive-bred, reintroduced, or translocated animals to ensure successful conservation efforts. 🔍 Gain insights into animal behavior patterns, allowing for more informed conservation strategies. 🔍 Collect more data more frequently, reducing the effort and time required for fieldwork. 🔍 Explore vast, hard-to-reach areas that are inaccessible by traditional methods. #WildlifeDrones #radiotelemetry #radiotracking #telemetry #wildlifeconservation #aninmaltracking

if you're interested in VHF drone tracking technology, jump into the first webinar of a series discussing how this technology is changing the landscape of radio-telemetry tracking.

We consider the importance of comprehensive aerodrome auditing to meet EASA compliance, particularly in wildlife management at European airports. This approach focuses on identifying and mitigating wildlife hazards, crucial for maintaining safety and operational efficiency. To learn more insights into aerodrome auditing and safety practices, visit https://lnkd.in/d29NshWn #aviationsafety #easa #wildlifemanagement

Discover the Future of Wildlife Tracking with Wildlife Drones! 🔹 Track up to 40 animals simultaneously 🔹 Navigate tricky terrain effortlessly 🔹 Access real-time telemetry data in the field Our advanced drone-based system collects more data with less effort, perfect for any conservation, management, or environmental project. Compatible with VHF tags globally, it's a game-changer for wildlife monitoring. #WildlifeDrones #AnimalTracking #DroneTech #Conservation #Telemetry #VHFTracking #WildlifeResearch #SmartConservation

Discover the enchanting world of the Kakapo, the cutest parrot you've never heard of! In this captivating video, we dive deep into the life of this flightless bird native to New Zealand, exploring its unique characteristics, adorable behavior, and the conservation efforts dedicated to saving this incredible species from extinction. Learn why the Kakapo is not just a parrot, but a true treasure of the avian world! 

Everyone has to start practicing a new skill some time and somewhere. Best to do it in company with peers, right? When did you last had to learn an essential skill and what helped you to become proficient? #newskills #beginnersunite #bravealbatross

Ocean 4K - Sea Animals for Relaxation, Beautiful Coral Reef Fish in Aquarium (4K Video Ultra HD) #4k #4kvideo #aquarium

An interesting example of the importance of bird detection and awareness beyond the limits of an airfield : this airport in Colombia had more than 229 bird incidents over a 10 year period, most of them outside the airport, leading some authorities to suggest limiting airport operations during certain periods of the day. Having real-time bird radar information on bird activity surrounding an airfield allows for an optimization of flight operations while maintaining safety standards. The radar data on 24/7 bird activity that is recorded can also be used to analyze avian behaviour patterns and changes, as well as local external factors that are influencing bird activity around an airfield. #flightsafety #birdstrike #airportsafety #birdradar #avianradar

Canada’s Marine Mammal Regulations are in place to ensure the safety of marine mammals and Canadians alike. Under these regulations, it's illegal to: - Feed a marine mammal - Swim or interact with one - Move or entice one to move - Separate one from its group - Trap one between vessels and/or the shoreline - Tag or mark one without authorization Learn more: https://ow.ly/xrX150QNxWY

During the darkness of an eclipse, we know that animal behaviours can differ from their original patterns. Understandably, they display patterns typically seen during their nighttime routines. Wildlife may also be more active just before and right after the eclipse; we may hear wildlife calling out more frequently; and we may see nocturnal wildlife during the day. Our team won't be flying our birds during the eclipse and will be extra vigilant for abnormal bird activity taking place before, after and during the eclipse. For education purposes, they will be taking advantage of this rare moment to document any interesting and uncommon wildlife behaviours. Interestingly, it also happens to be mating season, which may give insight into how birds returning from wintering down south will react to the celestial phenomenon. Greater Toronto Airports Authority #solareclipse