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Friday, 26 February 2021, 5:34 pm
Only around 63 Māui dolphins remain, putting the
world’s most endangered dolphin on the brink of
extinction. With little time to save this native taonga,
WWF-New Zealand spearheaded a new collaboration between
Government, scientists & technology experts - MĀUI63,
and fishing companies - Moana New Zealand and Sanford Ltd.
Using cutting-edge drone technology, the Māui Drone Project
is working to help these dolphins thrive again in New
Zealand.
The pilot project led by WWF and launching
today, is using an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) capable of
finding and following Māui dolphins using artificial
intelligence developed by MĀUI63, a non-profit
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