Forest site where seed balls are released by drone
Reforestation · Regeneration · Monitoring

We Are Greening Nature
with Technology

We release seed balls by drone over fire-affected and hard-to-reach sites. Because we work without entering the land, the soil and wildlife are left undisturbed.

Coordinated with Regional Forestry DirectoratesAnnual drone monitoringCertificate of Participation
  • Orman Genel Müdürlüğü
  • Karadeniz Teknik Üniversitesi
  • Artvin Çoruh Üniversitesi
  • Doğuş Enerji
Reforestation
Regeneration
Seed Ball Technology
Drone Technology
Ecological Impact
Sustainability
Transparent Supply
Annual Monitoring
Reforestation
Regeneration
Seed Ball Technology
Drone Technology
Ecological Impact
Sustainability
Transparent Supply
Annual Monitoring
Why Skytech Green?

We are Pushing Past the Limits of
Traditional Reforestation

Reforestation and regeneration work built on three core principles — traceable at every step.

Zero Ground Footprint

Zero Ground Footprint

We release seed balls over the site by drone. With no machinery or crews entering the land, the soil structure stays intact and wildlife is protected on steep and fire-affected terrain.

100%Nature-Safe
Transparent Supply Chain

Transparent Supply Chain

Our regionally-suited seeds are sourced from the relevant Regional Forestry Directorates; species, collection dates, and origin of every seed are securely verified by blockchain technology.

100%Traceability
Annual Drone Monitoring

Annual Drone Monitoring

Sites are re-surveyed by drone every year. Growth data and footage are compiled in an Activity Report, which organisations can use as supporting evidence in their sustainability reporting.

12 moMonitoring
Process

Four Steps to
Full Automation

Science and technology at every step, from seed selection to the monitoring report.

Seed Ball R&D
01

Seed Ball R&D

We work with our expert forest engineers and academic advisors to drive ecosystem restoration and the rehabilitation of burned areas and mining sites. We develop our seed ball formulas in line with forestry science — selecting seeds suited to the region's climate and ecology and coating them with the most appropriate materials.

Target Site Analysis
02

Target Site Analysis

Our application analyses satellite and drone imagery to study the site's topography, soil moisture and ecosystem structure. It uses artificial intelligence to determine the most suitable target points for releasing seed balls. Legal permits are obtained in coordination with the Regional Forestry Directorate, and the process is run scientifically and safely.

Release by Drone
03

Release by Drone

Guided by high-precision GPS data, our drone fleet releases 200+ seed balls in a single flight at pre-determined target points. Because no one enters the land, soil and vegetation are left undamaged.

Annual Monitoring & Reporting
04

Annual Monitoring & Reporting

Sites are re-surveyed every year with drone photogrammetry and vegetation development is recorded. Results are shared as an Activity Report, and footage of the work is published on the agreed monitoring schedule.

The Journey of a Seed

Our seed balls are prepared in the lab, delivered to the field by drone and blend into the soil with rainfall.

  1. Step 01

    The Seed Ball Is Prepared

    Native seed is coated with clay and organic matter. The shell helps protect it from birds, rodents and drying out.

  2. Step 02

    To the Field by Drone

    The drone flies a planned route and releases seed balls at the designated points, including slopes that are hard to reach on foot.

  3. Step 03

    Meeting the Soil

    The seed ball settles on the ground and waits for rain. With rainfall the clay dissolves and the seed blends into the soil.

  4. Step 04

    Germination and Monitoring

    When conditions are right the seed germinates and the seedling takes root. The site is monitored regularly in the following seasons.

Advantages

Where We
Make a Difference

We create measurable change in three critical ecosystem domains, powered by science and technology.

Regreening Burned Forests

65%+

Germination rate

Regreening Burned Forests

To restore the ecological dynamics of burned forest land, we run large-scale, fast and sustainable reforestation campaigns using autonomous drone fleets and high-germination seed balls.

  • Worker safety: Avoids risking lives on loose, landslide-prone terrain after fires
  • Golden time window: Rapid intervention before topsoil loses nutrients or erosion begins
  • Even distribution with GIS: the number of seed balls per m² is precisely tuned
  • Digital traceability: Every coordinate is logged, germination is monitored from satellites
Magic Lens

A Barren Land.
A Green Future.

Move your cursor — see with your own eyes the forest growing beneath the scorched soil.

Barren land after a fire
Renewed green forest
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Before — After the FireAfter — Skytech Green
Advantages

The Skytech Green Difference
Six Core Strengths

From traditional tree planting to seed ball release by drone, we deliver a measurable advantage at every point.

Fast Operation

200+ seed balls in a single drone flight. 10 times faster than traditional methods.

Zero Site Damage

Seed balls are released from the air, so the ecosystem is protected — even areas untouched by human feet can be reached.

Full Transparency

Each seed's harvest date, origin and species are verified on the blockchain. An end-to-end transparent supply chain.

Annual Monitoring

Sites are re-surveyed by drone every year; flight data and growth footage are compiled in an Activity Report.

Corporate Integration

A process tailored to your organization, with employee certificates and a dedicated account manager.

Legal Compliance

Projects run in coordination with the Regional Forestry Directorates, with 100% legal permits and full regulatory compliance.

Comparison

Traditional Method vs.
Skytech Green

We placed the measurable differences side by side. The choice is yours.

Traditional tree planting — saplings planted by hand

Traditional Reforestation

  • Reliant on manual labor, inadequate in rugged terrain
  • Site damage is unavoidable
  • Undocumented, untraceable supply chain
  • Manual reporting, weak oversight
  • Planting rate of 2-3 saplings per minute
Skytech Green — seed ball release by drone

Skytech Green

  • Access to every region with drone technology
  • Zero site footprint, the ecosystem is protected
  • Harvest date + origin verified on the blockchain
  • Annual drone monitoring and an Activity Report
  • 200+ seed balls per flight
Before / After the Fire

Scroll Down —
Nature's Return

View of land affected by fire
View of a green forest
Before the Fire
After the Fire
Services

Choose the Path
That Fits You

Join a Project Site, apply for your own land, or plan a group participation on behalf of your organisation.

Landowners

For My Own Land

Apply for your burnt, degraded or idle land; our team plans the survey, the species selection and the drone seed ball release.

  • Survey and planning for your land
  • Native species matched to climate and soil
  • Drone seed ball release
  • A quote prepared for your land
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Organisations

Corporate Participation

Group participation on behalf of your organisation: Certificates of Participation for employees and partners, an Activity Report for the organisation.

  • Seed ball release in bulk quantities
  • Separate Certificates of Participation for employees and partners
  • An Activity Report with site, area, species and date
  • Footage of the work and a site video
  • Invoice issued to your organisation
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Frequently Asked

All the Questions
On Your Mind

From Seed Ball Technology to release by drone, from the certificate to reporting — the questions people ask.

Seed Ball Technology is a method in which native seeds are encapsulated in clay and organic nutrients, protecting them from external factors and raising germination success above 65%+. The capsule shields the seed from drought and from being eaten; it dissolves with rainfall and the seed germinates in its natural cycle.
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An Investment in Nature,
A Legacy for the Future

Individual or corporate — take part in bringing forest back to fire-affected sites. Choose a site and follow the work through reports and footage.