Reading Time: 3 minutes Anisha Satya of RNZ Surveying 1600 hectares of rolling hills could be done on foot – but it’s much easier from the air. “This is our most recent drone purchase,” James Wright of the Banks Peninsula Conservation Trust told Country Life. “We use it on farms for capturing, basically, native biodiversity from above.” He’s flying over Tim Coop’s property in Port Levy – a massive sheep and beef operation, and also home to remna…
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