Humberto Perotto and a student view information on a laptop that is set up in the field. (IMAGE)

Texas A&M AgriLife Communications

Humberto Perotto and a student view information on a laptop that is set up in the field.

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By using advanced tools, including drones, remote sensors and hyperspectral imaging, researchers collect fine-scale data that is translated into detailed information on everything from grazing impacts and wildlife habitat to soil health and vegetation composition. In turn, these insights allow land managers to adapt or implement management practices to improve ecological resilience and productivity. (Michael Miller/Texas A&M AgriLife)

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Michael Miller/Texas A&M AgriLife

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