UAV images of the University Research Forest

UAV images of the University Research Forest

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May 28, 2018

During our first field campaign in 2018 we also took some aerial pictures of the University Wuerzburg research forest north of Wuerzburg. One of these pictures is now part of an exhibition of the University Forest and we were happy to see the final use of our image. We are also very much looking forward to the envisioned field work in this study site with all the collaborators from soil, zoology or forestry.

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