In Canada it's a semi-popular summer job to do tree planting for forestry companies. After the harvesters roll through and take process the mature trees you're

In Canada it's a semi-popular summer job to do tree planting for forestry companies. After the harvesters roll through and take process the mature trees you're left with a bit of a wasteland. Since the areas are highly managed there isn't a lot of natural young growth coming up to replace the harvested trees. Young people who aren't adverse to working long days and living/camping in tents for days on end walk these swaths of land with shovels on their back and bags of seedlings that they plant, and make good money doing so. This is the scenario I see these drones as being useful for. The logistics of getting people on the ground in these remote areas can be difficult and costly. Wouldn't have the same concerns for angry wildlife either!