Government has sent out a letter of approval for an aerial survey of quarried lands, to determine which of the lands are being quarried illegally and which are licensed.

Source: https://trinidadtribune.com/aerial-survey-to-detect-illegal-quarrying-approved/

Initial results of an aerial survey of Cape Breton’s moose population are encouraging, according to the teams who took to the skies last week.

Source: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/initial-results-aerial-moose-survey-encouraging-1.6770663?cmp=rss

“It was a good year,” said Chris Patrick, director of the submerged aquatic vegetation monitoring and restoration program at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science, who oversees the annual aerial survey.

Source: https://augustafreepress.com/news/chesapeake-bays-underwater-grasses-expanded-12-percent-in-2022-remain-far-from-goal/

The drone allows for a full aerial survey of the area, saving hours of work for rescue teams, who typically will search an area by arranging themselves and covering ground in a grid-pattern.

Source: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/sudbury/drones-rescue-moose-river-1.6831182?cmp=rss