Drones for wildlife protection and combat poaching
- 24/7 monitoring of extensive territories
- Instant detection of intruders even in hard-to-reach areas
- Real-time coordination of ground teams
- Non-invasive wildlife population data collection
Drones for wildlife protection and combat poaching
- 24/7 monitoring of extensive territories
- Instant detection of intruders even in hard-to-reach areas
- Real-time coordination of ground teams
- Non-invasive wildlife population data collection
Drones for wildlife protection and combat poaching
- 24/7 monitoring of extensive territories
- Instant detection of intruders even in hard-to-reach areas
- Real-time coordination of ground teams
- Non-invasive wildlife population data collection
The introduction of UAVs opens up new opportunities for wildlife conservation
Reduce the cost of patrolling
Control more territory with the same human resources. To effectively monitor the territory of the 220 km² national park, only two points for Microavia drones are needed. The battery replacement is robotic, so the drone can operate 24/7.
Effectively detects poachers
Drones are equipped with cameras and thermal sensors, so they can see intruders even at night. Until the rapid response team arrives, the drone won't let a poacher out of its sight if they cross the border or show suspicious activity.
Effectively detects poachers
Drones are equipped with cameras and thermal sensors, so they can see intruders even at night. Until the rapid response team arrives, the drone won't let a poacher out of its sight if they cross the border or show suspicious activity.
Save the lives of the rangers
According to the International Ranger Federation, more than 870 rangers have died in the line of duty protecting wildlife since 2009. The use of drones for initial surveys of potentially dangerous areas reduces the risk for rangers.
Control the animals and analyze their behavior
UAVs collect data without disrupting animals' natural habitats. Thanks to thermal sensors and high-definition video cameras, you can monitor or count animals at any time of day, even in hard-to-reach areas, without human intervention.
Control the animals and analyze their behavior
UAVs collect data without disrupting animals' natural habitats. Thanks to thermal sensors and high-definition video cameras, you can monitor or count animals at any time of day, even in hard-to-reach areas, without human intervention.
Respond quickly to incidents and reduce false alerts
Drone can quickly check any registered alarm before sending a patrol to the area. The security office will receive data from the drone in real time. This could help prevent a fire, save an animal's life, or send assistance to rangers in need.
Learn more about how the Microavia drone
can help protect wildlife
can help protect wildlife
Microavia drone-in-a-box — solution for nature conservation
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Minimum pause in operation
It takes 90 seconds to swap the battery and the drone is back in operation -
Scalability
Scalable for long borders, works perfectly in difficult terrains. 1 drone in a box per 10 km -
Day/Night operations
IR camera for targets highlighting and night operations -
Automatic/Manual operations
Switch from automatic to manual control for following a suspicious object
Technical specifications
65 km/h
max air speed
90 sec
automatic battery replacement
45 min
flight time without recharging
-20°C to +50°C
operation at temperatures
>90%
object detection accuracy with a probability
10 x 4 km
recommended coverage area for 1 DIB
Technical
specifications
specifications
65 km/h
max air speed
90 sec
automatic battery replacement
45 min
flight time without recharging
-20°C to +50°C
operation at temperatures
>90%
object detection accuracy with a probability
10 x 4 km
recommended coverage area for 1 DIB
AI technologies for effective environmental protection
- Advanced AI landing system with a proprietary algorithm.
- AI assisted battery replacement algorithm to ensure best care for the battery.
- Autonomous hazard detection with position, timestamp and classification database.
- Avoid human factor error in the operation. Hundreds of Km survey controlled by AI that provide precise and accurate information to the operator.
Microavia UTM provides intuitive controls and near-instant learning curve
Trust the protection of nature
to Microavia drones
FAQ about Implementing Drones for Wildlife Protection
- Government conservation organizations.
- National parks and nature reserves.
- Private game reserves and hunting grounds.
- Environmental NGOs and foundations.
- Research institutes engaged in wildlife conservation.
- International environmental protection organizations (e.g., WWF).
- Forestry services.
- Fishery protection services.
- Coast guard services.
- Police and other law enforcement agencies.
Staff. Drone management and maintenance require a team, including drone operators, technicians, and data analysis. Training and training of employees is also required to create a headquarters responsible for coordinating the work of unmanned aerial vehicles.
Equipment. In addition to drones, you will need charging stations, flight control software, data analysis software, spare batteries, sensors, and cameras.
Communication infrastructure. It is necessary to ensure stable and fast data connections between drones and the central control system using mobile networks, satellite communications, or other data transmission technologies.
Equipment. In addition to drones, you will need charging stations, flight control software, data analysis software, spare batteries, sensors, and cameras.
Communication infrastructure. It is necessary to ensure stable and fast data connections between drones and the central control system using mobile networks, satellite communications, or other data transmission technologies.
Most existing drone systems require at least 35-60 min to recharge batteries after each flight. This can be a critical drawback in situations where continuous surveillance or emergency response is required.
Unlike these systems, Microavia’s drone-in-a-box system provides for automatic battery swapping, allowing the drone to return to operation almost instantly after a quick battery change for 90 seconds. The battery swapping functionality significantly reduces the drone’s downtime to a minimum increasing the overall monitoring efficiency.
Unlike these systems, Microavia’s drone-in-a-box system provides for automatic battery swapping, allowing the drone to return to operation almost instantly after a quick battery change for 90 seconds. The battery swapping functionality significantly reduces the drone’s downtime to a minimum increasing the overall monitoring efficiency.
- Full autonomy: 24/7 operation without operator intervention
- 90-second battery swap for continuous missions
- All-weather performance: operates from -20°C to +50°C
- Seamless integration with existing sanctuary IT systems
- AI-powered real-time data analysis.
The project implementation includes the following stages:
- Needs analysis and planning.
- Demo flight and familiarization with the software at the site in Dubai.
- Proof of Concept — testing at the client's facility.
- Selection of equipment and technologies for the client's tasks.
- Conclusion of the contract.
- Production.
- Staff training.
- Deployment and integration.
- Regular maintenance and updates.
You can use drones to monitor territories, detect poachers and protect animals. More use cases:
- Endangered species population monitoring
- Poaching detection and prevention
- Ecosystem and vegetation assessment
- Emergency response coordination (fires, floods)
- Search and rescue for injured or trapped animals
Our drone does not bother animals, as it is less noisy than drones with internal combustion engines. The drone collects data without interfering with the natural environment, reducing the need for ground patrols and making it less likely to disturb animals. The drone also enables quick response to threats to ecosystems, which has a positive impact on the environment. Learn more about drones protecting the environment from poaching in our article.
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