##  [CCLM Webinar - The Application of Drone and Unoccupied Aerial Vehicle Technology in Conservation Work](/resource/cclm-webinar-application-drone-and-unoccupied-aerial-vehicle-technology-conservation-work) 

Organization

[Canadian Conservation and Land Management Knowledge Network (CCLM)](/organization/canadian-conservation-and-land-management-knowledge-network-cclm)

 

 

Project

[CCLM Webinar Series](/project/cclm-webinar-series)

 

Resource Type

[Video](/taxonomy/term/1402)

 

 

Author(s)

Gregory McDermid

Travis Krebs

Dani Degenhardt

Marcus Becker

 

 

Original Authors

Gregory McDermid

Travis Krebs

Dani Degenhardt

Marcus Becker

 

 

Resource Date:

2023

 

 

Featuring a variety of short presentations delivered by knowledgeable experts, this webinar showcases some of the exciting ways conservation researchers and practitioners are applying drones and UAVs to their work. Presentations are followed by an interactive panel discussion. The use of drones and unoccupied aerial vehicles (UAVs) is becoming increasingly popular among practitioners working towards various conservation goals. They provide a cost-effective way to gather data from normally hard-to-access locations, and cause minimal disturbance to wildlife and the landscape. New and emerging technologies continue to advance the capabilities of these innovative tools, offering users more diverse ways to operate and apply drones and UAVs to their data collection strategies.