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Forests are havens for animal and plant biodiversity, provide us with food, natural resources, and job opportunities, are a barrier to natural disasters like landslides, and are natural carbon sinks. On average, the world’s forests absorb 16 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide, more than 40% of global fossil fuel emissions. According to the Environmental... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:The Falkland Islands are an archipelago that is about 752 miles from the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula and is home to more than 63 species of birds, 16 of which are endemic to the Falklands. However, many of the archipelago’s birds have declined in numbers due to the introduction of invasive predators like... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:In 2009, during an El Niño event in Central America, an estimated 50-100% of crops were lost due to drought. This led to the term Dry Corridor being coined. The Central American Dry Corridor, stretching from Southern Mexico to Panama, is home to millions of people dependent on agriculture for survival. Extreme climate conditions have... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Since the FAA approved the first police drone program in Chula Vista, CA, there have been no reported incidents of police misuse of drones. Still, there are always those who believe that the government will use drones to spy on them. Perhaps that is why the “Birds Aren’t Real” conspiracy theory has become so popular.... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:On September 14, 1814, 35 year old Francis Scott Key wrote a poem called “Defence of Fort M’Henry” after watching the Battle of Baltimore. Inspired by how the flag, the star-spangled banner, survived the bombardment of British forces, Key penned the words that would go on to become the national anthem of the United States... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:In January of 2011, Lian Pin Koh, a conservation ecologist, and Serge Wich, a primate biologist, met in Zurich as part of a forum discussing the challenges of wildlife conservation in Southeast Asia. Through their discussions, the pair came up with the idea of using drones as tools in wildlife conservation. The drones, they realized,... Read More
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While the demand for drones in commercial industries in the United States has grown exponentially, the US Armed Forces still comprise the largest sector of drone research and development. In 2019, the Navy requested a $9.93billion budget for drones, a $1billion increase from the previous year. Collaborating with some of the most prestigious aeronautical... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:An estimated 1,600 people get lost in North American wild lands each year, many of which are hunters who go out alone. Even the most experienced hunters can run into trouble sometimes. People think they are prepared for an adventure, not realizing how easily nature can mislead you. That is why it is important to... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:On Tuesday, April 19, 2022, Connecticut’s State Senate, led by Sen. Will Haskell, voted 34 to 2 on a transportation bill that would see increases in traffic monitoring cameras and a formal integration of drones into the Department Of Transportation (DOT). Reinforcing existing traffic monitoring cameras and introducing new ones, Sen. Haskell explains, will help... Read More
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Logistical circumstances created by the global pandemic, COVID19, have shown the world two things about drone deliveries. The first is that they can be successfully and safely done. The second is that for many parts of the world, drone deliveries are now more important than ever. For many people living in remote areas, or... Read More
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