Cambridge scientists have developed a model that identifies blackberry thickets using satellite data.
These plants are used by hedgehogs for shelter and a food source, so their presence helps map potential habitats. The approach could become a tool for large-scale monitoring of hedgehog populations and other vulnerable species.
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Cambridge scientists have developed a model that identifies blackberry thickets using satellite data.
These plants are used by hedgehogs for shelter and a food source, so their presence helps map potential habitats.
The approach could become a tool for large-scale monitoring of hedgehog populations and other vulnerable species.