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This course focuses on advanced medical techniques and first aid skills specifically tailored for conservation professionals operating in remote or hazardous environments. Topics may include trauma management, improvised medical treatments, and wilderness survival skills.

Practical training on how to safely operate drones, including takeoff, landing, and flight maneuvers.

How to engage with local communities and stakeholders when using drones for conservation and how to address concerns.

This class focuses on recognizing the risks associated with unauthorized or hostile drones, and the methods to detect, track, and mitigate such threats. Participants will learn about C-UAS technologies, the legal aspects of countering unauthorized drones, and how to develop response protocols to safeguard conservation operations and data.

Designed for conservation rangers and field teams, this course provides training on identifying, mitigating, and responding to unauthorized or hostile drone activity in conservation areas. Topics may include UAS detection methods, legal considerations, and conflict resolution techniques.

Covering the collection, processing, and analysis of data obtained through drones, including GIS (Geographic Information Systems) integration.

Training on the maintenance and repair of drone equipment to ensure they remain in working condition.

Offering guidance and resources to help staff prepare for official drone pilot certification exams (Part 107).

Offering guidance and resources to help staff prepare for official drone pilot certification exams (Part 107).

How drones can contribute to understanding and preserving ecosystem resilience in the face of climate change and other threats.

Geared towards conservation teams conducting fieldwork in rugged terrain or challenging conditions, this course focuses on emergency extraction and rescue techniques. Topics may include rope rescue systems, helicopter evacuation procedures, and wilderness navigation skills.