DroneSeed

DroneSeed (now Mast) uses drone-based aerial seeding and post-fire biomass burial to deliver reforestation services in post-wildfire landscapes. Operations are financed through carbon removal credit markets targeting the American West.

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DroneSeed
1123 NW 51st St
Seattle, WA 98107
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