Wildfires have occurred frequently in Canada in recent years, and forests are disappearing too fast, and artificial sowing has become an effective means of planting trees and afforestation. Currently, the local community is trying to use drones to sow specialty capsules containing tree seeds in order to speed up vegetation restoration. Agence France-Presse reported on the 2nd that a company called “Flash Forest” collaborated with local communities in Quebec, Canada, to use large drones to spread specialty capsules on woodland after the wildfires raged. The capsules contained tree seeds such as black spruce and short leaf pine, as well as water, nutrients, fungi, etc. This method is more efficient than normal planting and reforestation.

Wildfires have occurred frequently in Canada in recent years, and forests are disappearing too fast, and artificial sowing has become an effective means of planting trees and afforestation. Currently, the local community is trying to use drones to sow specialty capsules containing tree seeds in order to speed up vegetation restoration. Agence France-Presse reported on the 2nd that a company called “Flash Forest” collaborated with local communities in Quebec, Canada, to use large drones to spread specialty capsules on woodland after the wildfires raged. The capsules contained tree seeds such as black spruce and short leaf pine, as well as water, nutrients, fungi, etc. This method is more efficient than normal planting and reforestation.