MANDAHL BAY APC WILDERNESS PRESERVE Aerial Eco-System Survey

ClimateChangeVI.org Eco-system Conditions Drone Flights are launched quarterly at Mandahl Bay.

The solstices and equinoxes mark the traditional change of seasons. On these dates we conduct drone-based aerial surveys of the Mandahl Bay APC Wilderness Preserve.

Additionally, monthly training and research missions are conducted with Environmental Rangers enrolled in the SEER (Science, Education, Exploration & Research) program.

Recorded in 4K resolution utilizing professional FAA-registered drone services, these videos provide a comparative library of Eco-system changes and wildlife presence over time.

Initial Training Flights: May 24, 2017.

Project Initiation Date: June 21, 2017.

[Videos in this project are copyrighted and licensed commercial property and may only be shared as part of this post and with credits intact. All other use prohibited without written consent of ClimateChangeVI.org]

 

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Day Two of the 2019 Vernal (Spring) Equinox Mandahl Drone Flights

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Day One of the 2019 Vernal (Spring) Equinox Mandahl Drone Flights

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Aerial Videography Consultant

Vince Danet conducts the quarterly Eco-system survey flights of the Mandahl Bay APC for ClimateChangeVI.org. He also mentors Rangers in our Science, Education, Exploration and Research (SEER) program while handling a variety of other specialty air missions for us. His flights have tracked spawning, schooling and hunting by fish and birds; geographic disruptions; sea weed and algae blooms; and post-hurricane assessments of the region.