For landowners
Drone seed ball release on your land
Apply for your fire-affected, degraded or unused land; our team will assess the land and contact you.
Who can apply?
Applications must be made by the landowner or a person or organisation authorised to act in relation to the land.
- Individuals
- Companies
- Cooperatives
- Municipalities
- Other organisations
From application to fieldwork
Application
Complete the form with your land and contact details.
Initial assessment
We assess suitability using the location and land details.
Planning
A site visit is arranged if needed, and locally suitable species and a work plan are determined.
Proposal
If the land is suitable, you receive a tailored proposal.
Release and monitoring
Seed balls are released by drone from November to March, and the land is monitored from April to September.
What do we ask in the application?
Applying is free and does not commit you to an order.
- Location: province, district and a map link if available
- Approximate area
- Land condition
- Ownership or authorisation status
- Preferred timing
- Contact details
Application form
Applying is free and does not commit you to an order.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an application fee?
No. Applying is free and does not constitute an order.
Which species are released?
Our team selects locally suitable species according to the climate and soil conditions of the land.
When will the work take place?
Seed ball release is planned between November and March, subject to land suitability and the necessary permits.