Remotely viewing wildlife ecology, populations and behaviour, and building up historical data sets is important environmental work that can be carried out quickly, easily and with little cost compared to traditional methods. Drones can help with: species identification, disease monitoring and spread, evidencing loss of habitat and biodiversity, encroachment of non-native species, species reintroduction monitoring, pollution monitoring and evidencing and fly tipping.

Trees, boundaries, aquatic and land environments can be mapped to accurately represent the details of natural spaces. Scaled, mapped outputs are the perfect resources for land owners / managers to establish the position and shape of natural features of any given area. Our drone technologies and reports can be used for man-made environments too!

Environmental catastrophes, incidences and problems are occuring on an increasing basis – worldwide – this trend is set to increase, in both frequency and ferocity. Drones are quick to mobilise and can be available, on call, for emergency situations; they quickly survey any habitat and can report on the situation in real-time, or, remotely evidence the damage for records. These tools are the easiest and safest to deploy in or after floods, fires, explosions, landslides and storms.