Date/Time: Wednesday, March 6 at 3:00 – 4:30 pm EST

Webinar Description:
Embark on a virtual journey of exploration with our upcoming "Advancing Wildlife Conservation with sUAS Technology" webinar series. Building upon the success of the recent Wildlife Conservation Drones & Technologies Summit, this three-session series is crafted to engage, educate, and connect professionals worldwide who are currently using or are intrigued by the potential of small Unoccupied Aerial Systems (sUAS) in wildlife conservation.

Session 1: UAS Program Development and Management
Delve into the intricacies of establishing and managing a robust UAS program. This session will provide valuable insights into proper planning, training, and regulatory adherence, equipping professionals with the knowledge to create and sustain successful UAS initiatives.

Session 2: Advancements in Sensor Technology
Explore the cutting-edge capabilities of drone sensors, including RGB, Thermal, LIDAR, and more. Learn from experts about the applications of these sensors in wildlife and landscape conservation and gain a deeper understanding of how technology is revolutionizing data collection and analysis.

Session 3: Practical Application in the Field
Translate theory into practice with this session, focusing on the practical application of sUAS technology in real-world conservation scenarios. Explore case studies, success stories, and best practices, offering tangible insights that can be applied to enhance fieldwork and conservation efforts.

Join us for this enlightening webinar series as we continue our mission to advance global knowledge and technical expertise in the responsible use of sUAS technology for the betterment of wildlife conservation, management, and research.

Speakers:

• Dr. Debbie Saunders, CEO, Founder, Ecologist & Chief Remote Pilot, Wildlife Drones
• Vivienne Sclater, M.A., Director of Data and Technology, Archbold Biological Stations

Registration:
Registration is free for all attendees