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WildDrone Summer School 2025 - Mitigating human-wildlife conflict

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environment and energy
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A summary presentation of work by Sam Penny of Bristol Zoological Society on human-wildlife conflict, its impact in Bénoué National Park in Cameroon, and potential mitigation using uncrewed aerial systems/drones.

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Wildlife and habitat managementConservation and biodiversityField robotics

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