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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2025 · 3 MIN

August 2025: Caribbean Drone News

from Pilots of the Caribbean Podcast · host Alan Gabriel

Welcome to the August 2025 edition of your monthly Caribbean drone news. This episode features three exciting stories: Dwight Winston from the US VI is nominated for his third Emmy for his aerial cinematography on CBS's 'Survival'; Brian Smith from Guyana is recognized as a Halon Fellow for his innovative use of drones in climate resilience; and researchers in Dominica are revolutionizing whale research with a new drone-based, non-invasive data collection method. Plus, announcements about the Pilots of the Caribbean podcast, a drone pilot checklist, and an upcoming newsletter. Don't miss out on the Elevate UAV 2025 event in Miami with a special discount code for our followers!The Pilots of the Caribbean Podcast recommends the Pilot Institute - Part 107 Made Easy course for anyone looking to prepare to sit the part 107 exam and become a licensed commercial drone operator.Website: https://pilotsofthecaribbeanpod.comEmail: [email protected] our links: https://linktr.ee/pilotsofthecaribbeanpod* Affiliate disclaimer: some of the above links maybe affiliate links, which may generate a sales commission.*

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Welcome to the August 2025 edition of your monthly Caribbean drone news. This episode features three exciting stories: Dwight Winston from the US VI is nominated for his third Emmy for his aerial cinematography on CBS's 'Survival'; Brian Smith from Guyana is recognized as a Halon Fellow for his innovative use of drones in climate resilience; and researchers in Dominica are revolutionizing whale research with a new drone-based, non-invasive data collection method. Plus, announcements about the...

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