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Technopolis Development Authority Chief Manager Physical Planning Compliance and Environment, Arch Annah Musyimi (Centre) loads seed balls into a drone ahead of the seed broadcast at Konza Technopolis that saw over 36,000 seeds broadcasted via drone over 400 acres within the Konza Technopolis Wildlife Conservancy. [Juliet Omelo, Standard]
The Technopolis Development Authority has deployed drones to broadcast more than 36,000 tree seeds across the Konza Technopolis Wildlife Conservancy, marking a significant step in the use of technology to restore degraded ecosystems and advance sustainable land management.
The drone-enabled seedball broadcasting exercise saw 75 kilograms of seedballs dispersed over targeted areas of the conservancy, helping regenerate vegetation cover while demonstrating the growing role of innovation in environmental conservation.
Speaking during the exercise, Technopolis Development Authority Chief Manager for Physical Planning, Compliance and Environment Annah Musyimi said technology was proving to be a powerful tool in addressing environmental challenges.
