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The Flying Sensor Network That Could Save Our Planet – Drones

by Drones For Kids and Teens | Oct 12, 2016 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

The Flying Sensor Network That Could (Finally!) Save Our Planet Surveillance drones don’t have to be creepy. They can also help protect endangered animals and their habitats. Sea Shepherd got its first drone in 2011 — a fixed wing aircraft donated by a recycling plant...

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