five ways how remote sensing is transforming conservation
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Five Ways How Remote Sensing is Transforming Conservation in Practice
Lilian Pintea Vice President, Conservation
Science the Jane Goodall Institute [email protected]
Photo: Launching an UAV in Thcimpounga Source: Jeff Kerby
Community mapping in Ikona Wildlife Management Area, Serengeti, Tanzania
1. Common language
Common language
2. Monitoring chimpanzee habitat health
Eastern chimpanzee habitat suitability for 2005 and forecasted to 2030. Roads and human settlements are shown in the zoomed inset maps.
3. Monitoring threats to chimpanzee habitats
4. Law enforcement
5. Measuring conservation success
5. Measuring conservation success 2005
2014 1. Measuring conservation success
1. Measuring conservation success
Source: Conservation Drones, Ugalla Primate Project the Jane Goodall Institute
Source: Conservation Drones, Ugalla Primate Project the Jane Goodall Institute
Chimpanzee nests from UAV at Issa, Tanzania Source: Conservation Drones, Ugalla Primate Project and the Jane Goodall Institute
THANK YOU!
Local communities and Governments of Tanzania, DRC, Uganda and Republic of Congo