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Unleashing Drone Technology for Wildlife Management

As wildlife encounters increase in urban areas, the need for effective measures to manage the damage caused by animals is more urgent than ever. On February 3rd, 2026, Sekido, a leading distributor of DJI drones in Japan, will hold a free webinar titled "Wildlife Damage Control: Utilizing the Latest Drone Technology". This session promises to showcase the exciting capabilities of the DJI Dock 3 in handling wildlife management.

The Growing Threat of Wildlife Damage

Across the country, incidents involving wildlife causing harm to crops and human lives are becoming alarmingly common. Various challenges such as staff shortages, hazardous proximity work, and the difficulty of continuous monitoring highlight the inadequacies of traditional methods. As a response, Sekido’s webinar aims to shed light on how drone technology, particularly the DJI Dock 3, can provide innovative solutions.

Webinar Details

The online seminar will be livestreamed on YouTube, featuring live demonstrations of how DJI Dock 3 can efficiently manage wildlife damage through remote operations. Participants will gain insights into the current status of wildlife threats and explore various strategies that incorporate drone technology. Additionally, the session will cover key points regarding government policies relevant to drone implementation and financial assistance schemes.

When and how to attend:
Date: February 3, 2026
Time: 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM JST
Cost: Free (registration required)
Streaming: YouTube Live

Consider joining us if you are involved in the management of wildlife issues, whether you are from local government or businesses affected by wildlife damage.

Key Learning Outcomes

Attendees can expect to delve into the following topics during the one-hour session:

• - Overview of current wildlife damage trends and potential solutions
• - Fundamental usage points for drone operations in wildlife management
• - Presentation of drone application examples for damage control
• - Examination of government guidelines and available subsidies
• - Live remote demonstration of DJI Dock 3 showcasing its operational capabilities

(Please note that the content might be subject to change without prior notice.)

Specific Needs Addressed

Examples of wildlife threats that will be discussed include:

• - Bears, Deer, and Wild Boars:

- Human safety threats
- Crop destruction
- Damage to forestry from bark peeling and tree climbing
- Soil erosion leading to increased landslide risks

• - Birds:

- Health risks from migratory birds impacting livestock production or even human health
- Damage to aquaculture and orchards from bird feeding

The Future of Drone Technology in Wildlife Management

Matrice 4D and Matrice 4TD drones, which are compatible with DJI Dock 3, represent the forefront of the industry with their 24/7 remote operational capabilities. They support efficient automation and enable flexibility in deployment, serving various tasks such as monitoring, surveying, and inspection. The seamless integration of drone technology in wildlife management not only enhances operational efficiency but also promises to significantly mitigate risks associated with wildlife threats.

Registration Information

Ready to transform your approach to wildlife damage management? Don’t miss this opportunity for insights into the intersection of drone technology and wildlife conservation. Register Here for your free spot!

By participating in this informative session, you can streamline your strategies and protect both life and property in harmony with nature.