Texas game wardens are adding a new set of eyes in the sky -- an Unmanned Aircraft System or UAS -- they say will enhance their ability to quickly and safely surveil hard to access areas during natural disasters and search and rescue operations. The new drone, a DJI Inspire 2, was donated through the Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation’s Gear Up for Game Wardens program, which has generated over $100,000 in private donations thus far to fund purchases of specialized equipment for state game wardens.
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