Drones or unoccupied aerial vehicles are rapidly being used for a spectrum of applications,
including replacing traditional occupied aircraft as a means of approaching wildlife from the …

Drones, automatic counting tools, and artificial neural networks in wildlife population censusing
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Preventing wildlife from becoming oiled is the priority in an oiled wildlife response. This is
achieved through diverting spilled oil away from wildlife, or hazing, deterring, or excluding …

Drones are becoming a common method for surveying wildlife as they offer an aerial
perspective of the landscape. For waterbirds in particular, drones can overcome challenges …

This research was carried out in north-eastern Poland, where Whooper Swan Cygnus
cygnus is a sparse breeder. Whooper Swan is timid and exhibits a tendency to hide in …

Drone use has increased in the last decade prompting management efforts to regulate
flights near vulnerable wildlife; however, these efforts are hindered by a lack of data …

Remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS, or 'drones' hereafter) have potential for surveying
waterbird species and habitats, but there is a risk that the disturbance from drones could …

Over the past decade, drones have become increasingly popular in environmental biology
and have been used to study wildlife on all continents. Drones have become of global …

Drones are being increasingly used in research and recreation but without an adequate
assessment of their potential impacts on wildlife. Particularly, the effect of sociability on …

The assessment of behavioural disturbance in cetacean species (eg resulting from exposure
to anthropogenic sources such as military sonar, seismic surveys, or pile driving) is …