I speak with Andrew Hirons on seeing trees' hidden needs with IoT sensors.
S2E6 — How IoT Sensors Protect Urban Trees with Andrew Hirons of Myerscough College
October 6, 2021
This week, I am joined by Dr. Andrew Hirons, senior lecturer in Arboriculture at Myerscough College (UK), to discuss his career journey from tree climbing arborist to arboriculture lecturer, his passion for tree biology (and why we need it to save urban trees), and his work on using IoT sensor technologies, from soil moisture to sap flow, to better manage the urban forest.
Produced by Studio Noord Gestoord.
Previous post
S2E5 — How Cities Force Animals, Plants, and Insects to Evolve with Menno Schilthuizen, Darwin Comes to Town
Next post
S2E7 — How iNaturalist is Unlocking the World's Biodiversity, One Photo at a Time with Alison Young of City Nature Challenge
