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This is a recently logged forest, again in Sumatra.
But the problem with camera traps is that the researcher has to go back to the forest every so often to retrieve those images, and that takes a lot of time, especially if there are dozens or hundreds of these cameras placed in the forest.
This drone, carrying a special sensor, could be flown over the forest and remotely download these images from wi-fi–enabled cameras.
Why not equip a drone with a scanning radio receiver, fly that over the forest canopy in a certain pattern which would allow the user or the operator to triangulate the location of these radio-collared animals remotely without having to step foot in the forest.
The red shows, obviously, closed-canopy tropical forest, and then you see the cookie cutting, or the cutting of the forest in yellows and greens.
And yet, we can zoom in and see the forest and the trees at the same time.
And what's amazing is, even though we flew very high above this forest, later on in analysis, we can go in and actually experience the treetrops, leaf by leaf, branch by branch, just as the other species that live in this forest experience it along with the trees themselves.
Look at this 100-square-kilometer gash in the forest created by gold miners.
You see the forest in green in 3D, and you see the effects of gold mining down below the soil surface.
But what happens is a lot of times the rivers hide what's really going on back in the forest itself.
The forest is on the left.
And then we can digitally remove the forest and see what's going on below the canopy.
There are cycles of decay that are driving forest growth, and there are networks of fungus beneath your feet that are connecting literally all of the plants around you.
We can see how organisms emerge and grow, how a vine survives by creeping from the forest floor to look at the sunlight.
I like to think of this as a synthetic forest.
There are two basic approaches to growing or building such a forest.
A synthetic forest has a significant advantage over a real forest: size.
The land area required for a synthetic forest or a manufactured direct air capture plant to capture the same is 500 times smaller.
In addition, for a synthetic forest, you don't have to build it on arable land, so there's no competition with farmland or food, and there's also no reason to have to cut down any real trees to do this.
A synthetic forest may not ever be as pretty as a real one, but it could just enable us to preserve not only the Amazon, but all of the people that we love and cherish, as well as all of our future generations and modern civilization.
I study ants in the desert, in the tropical forest and in my kitchen, and in the hills around Silicon Valley where I live.
You'll find families like this who go out into the forest to find a tree, cut it down and make charcoal out of it.
You have to cut down the biodiverse forest if you want to get the field to grow the corn to feed people with, and so there's a constant push-pull there.
And in the center is a monastery in the forest.
This monastery is playing with the silence and the forest.
It's easy to not see the forest through the trees.
In a matter of five or six years, they have a forest, the soil is enriched, and the village is saved.
These are the asteroids we may one day send spacecraft to, to mine them for minerals, but they're also the asteroids that may one day impact the Earth, like happened 60 million years ago with the extinction of the dinosaurs, or just at the beginning of the last century, when an asteroid wiped out almost 1,000 square miles of Siberian forest, or even just last year, as one burnt up over Russia, releasing the energy of a small nuclear bomb.
While working at Toyota, all I knew was how to make cars until I met Dr. Akira Miyawaki, who came to our factory to make a forest in it in order to make it carbon-neutral.
Soon, I started making a forest in the backyard of my own house, and this is how it looks after three years.
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