How drones can help to save our forests: Aymeric Maudous

Talking Australia by Jay Walkerden

Mar 1, 202251:46Society & Culture

Aymeric Maudous grew up in the French countryside of the Bordeaux region and moved to Australia 17 years ago. After years of being a successful marketer in the US he eventually decided to follow his childhood passion for...

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