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Habitat Restoration in the Pennines, UK
Mark Brown
Hello, I'm new here. I thought I would share an article that I wrote a couple of years ago about my work with using drones for upland habitat monitoring and restoration...
30 January 2020
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Hello. I'm looking into the possibility to automatically identify species from camera traps. This is for work based in the Middle East, mainly the United Arab Emirates and...
30 January 2020
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