To enhance conservation efforts at the Avu lagoon landscape in the Volta region of Ghana, the Centre Coastal Management, University of Cape Coast conducted a thermal drone survey at the Avu lagoon catchment area. This survey aimed to monitor, track, and protect wildlife and their habitats to inform decision-making.
The utilization of thermal imaging technology allowed for the identification of animals based on their heat signatures, enabling observations in darkness and dense vegetation without causing disturbance to the animals in their natural environment.