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A Darwin Initiative research project

Led by the University of Greenwich

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Support this research

ManRADS is funded by the UK Government through the Darwin Initiative. As the project grows, there are several ways researchers, institutions, and organisations can be part of it.

Collaborate on the research

If your work touches coastal restoration, remote sensing, drone systems, or mangrove ecology, there may be room to collaborate. We are particularly interested in methods that strengthen the shared protocols across our field sites.

Partner with the project

Institutions and organisations working in coastal resilience and climate adaptation can be associated with ManRADS on field work, training, and the exchange of data and findings.

Build local capacity

The project’s aim is local ownership. We welcome contact from universities, NGOs, and community organisations who want to develop the skills to build and operate restoration drones in their own coastal regions.

We are finalising the ways in which others can support ManRADS directly. The best first step is to get in touch, and we will point you to the right person. Please refer to the CONTACT page

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Tell us how you would like to help

Whether you bring research, funding, or reach into a coastal community, we would like to hear from you.

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