Can drone ‘seeders’ revive burnt Aussie bushland?

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    • Reuters published this video item, entitled “Can drone ‘seeders’ revive burnt Aussie bushland?” – below is their description.

    The World Wildlife Fund will trial the use of seed-dropping drones in Australia to help regenerate bushland and wildlife after the country’s devastating summer bushfires.

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