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The Drones in Forestry units of work allows students in years 5-6 and
9-10 to explore how Australia’s forests are sustainably managed using a variety of high-tech digital systems including drone and remote sensing technologies.
Australia’s sustainable productive forests are managed for renewable wood products using a variety of digital systems including drone and satellite technologies.

These units have been designed in modules to cater for equipment access, time constraints and curriculum requirements.

Students explore and understand how drones and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) assist foresters including forest planners to manage the forest environments that provide sustainable and renewable resources for society.

Students will complete a case study of how a forestry worker uses drones and digital systems to sustainably manage the forests. They will then complete a simulated forestry drone mission.

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