How drones are helping map Huon pines, Tasmania's ancient giant trees

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How drones are helping map Huon pines, Tasmania's ancient giant trees

May 29, 2022 - 08:58 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

There are concerns bushfires and other threats are putting Tasmania's famous Huon pine trees at risk. However, scientist have now found a way to locate Huon pines using special drones and they hope more accurate mapping of the ancient species will be key to protecting them.

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