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Drones a powerhouse for phragmites removal
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Drones a powerhouse for phragmites removal
Meg Deak Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Woolwich Observer Drones are changing the landscape for many industries, and for conservation, they are proving one of the most effective tools in the fight against invasive phragmites. Research from the University of Waterloo reveals that using spray drones, remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS), to apply the herbicide Habitat […] The post Drones a powerhouse for phragmites removal first appeared…
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