The podcast episodes provided demonstrate the use of aerial photography in different contexts, ranging from conservation efforts to forensic investigations.
Episode 110606: Conservationist Sacha Dench on tracking swans 7,000km across 11 countries highlights the use of aerial photography, specifically a paramotor, to document the migration route of Bewick's swans and raise awareness for their conservation.
Episode 9546: "An ugly, dirty job" explores the use of aerial photographs and other visual evidence to investigate the potential bombing of Grenadian leader Maurice Bishop's remains during the 1983 US invasion of Grenada.
These examples illustrate how aerial photography can be a powerful tool for understanding and addressing various challenges, from environmental conservation to historical investigations.