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Ask HN: How can I plant more trees with technology

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Re: Ask HN: How can I plant more trees with technology

#11

The tech: tracking collars The rest: Breed wolves, attach tracking collars, and lobby your local representatives to pass laws that impose hefty punishments on anyone who would kill the wolves. Introduce the wolves to areas you'd like to see tree growth. They'll prey on the the predators who prey on the seeds and saplings, and the trees will grow. Use the tracking collar data to monitor their territory coverage. Breed…

Where can I learn more about the relationship between wolves and sapling growth?

Re: Ask HN: How can I plant more trees with technology

#12

The tech: tracking collars The rest: Breed wolves, attach tracking collars, and lobby your local representatives to pass laws that impose hefty punishments on anyone who would kill the wolves. Introduce the wolves to areas you'd like to see tree growth. They'll prey on the the predators who prey on the seeds and saplings, and the trees will grow. Use the tracking collar data to monitor their territory coverage. Breed…

Where can I learn more about the relationship between wolves and sapling growth?

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Re: Ask HN: How can I plant more trees with technology

#14

The tech: tracking collars The rest: Breed wolves, attach tracking collars, and lobby your local representatives to pass laws that impose hefty punishments on anyone who would kill the wolves. Introduce the wolves to areas you'd like to see tree growth. They'll prey on the the predators who prey on the seeds and saplings, and the trees will grow. Use the tracking collar data to monitor their territory coverage. Breed…

Where can I learn more about the relationship between wolves and sapling growth?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTPt70vA39k

Re: Ask HN: How can I plant more trees with technology

#15
Use Computer Vision to identify neighbourhoods with low tree cover and plant more trees there.

For context : https://www.nationalgeographic.com/podcasts/article/episode-...

TL;DR - some neighbourhoods have lesser shade than others. You can help bridge that gap!

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