Creating Sustainable School and Home Gardens with Drones

This guide outlines the use of drones, or unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), in enhancing garden projects at schools and homes. It begins by detailing the capabilities of drones in environmental and agricultural studies, including their ability to monitor wildlife, track ecosystem changes, and deliver supplies. The document provides criteria for selecting the right drone, emphasizing factors such as cost, battery life, camera quality, software features, and adherence to local regulations. Additionally, it offers practical tips for drone operation, including preflight checks and weather considerations. The guide also discusses various applications of drones in gardening, such as monitoring plant health, landscaping, and seed planting. Fun facts about drones are included to illustrate their historical context and diverse applications, from military origins to modern agricultural uses. The document concludes with resources for further learning about drone technology and its applications in education and agriculture.