We can track animal movements, assess population trends, and identify habitat preferences without disturbance. We create detailed maps of different habitats, including forests, wetlands, and coastal areas. These provide valuable information for conservation planning, land management, and identifying priority areas for conservation efforts.

We can collect water samples from remote lakes, rivers, and streams to analyze water quality such as temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, and nutrient levels. Identifying pollution from the source guides conservation efforts to protect freshwater habitats.

We survey areas for invasive plant species, such as knotweed or spotted knapweed. Early detection allows for more effective efforts to eliminate or contain invasive species, minimizing impact of invasive species on native ecosystems.

Our multispectral cameras can detect early signs of forest health issues, such as insect infestations or diseases. By identifying stressed or damaged vegetation, we can help foresters make timely management decisions to protect forest ecosystems.