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Oyster reefs are considered one of the most imperiled marine habitats

Published on: 05/08/2024
Research Area(s): Social Media

four people stand on an oyster reef with scientific equipment and wave to a drone. Oyster reefs are considered one of the most imperiled marine habitats due to overfishing, disease, and habitat destruction. Working with resource managers from North Carolina to Florida, NCCOS is developing novel approaches using uncrewed aerial systems (i.e., drones) to monitor and assess the condition of intertidal oyster reefs. Learn more: 

https://coastalscience.noaa.gov/project/collaborative-development-of-uncrewed-aerial-system-approaches-to-assess-intertidal-oyster-reefs-to-inform-management-and-restoration/

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