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Fish and Wildlife Working Group - Management Implications Utilizing Multispectral Drone Data
Fish and Wildlife Working Group - Management Implications Utilizing Multispectral Drone Data

Tue, Nov 17

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Zoom

Fish and Wildlife Working Group - Management Implications Utilizing Multispectral Drone Data

Join Seminole Tribal Forester Grant Steelman as he discusses how drone-collected multispectral imagery can support natural resource management and help assess drought impacts.

Time & Location

Nov 17, 2026, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM MST

Zoom

About the event

Join NAFWS and Seminole Tribal Forester Grant Steelman for a presentation and discussion on using drone-collected multispectral imagery to support natural resource management and assess drought impacts. Learn how this technology captures data across visible and infrared light wavelengths, allowing resource managers to layer and analyze imagery to better understand landscape conditions, vegetation health, and environmental changes.


Participants will gain a better understanding of how multispectral drone imagery can be used to monitor environmental conditions, identify drought-related impacts, and inform natural resource management decisions on Tribal lands.


Please contact Sean Cross at scross@nafws.org with questions.

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