ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Dr. Debbie Saunders started her career researching birds, that soon moved into a interest in the technology that could help track the birds in hard to access locations. Now she runs a business that helps scientists and volunteers from across the world. For more info: www.wildlifedrones.net
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