Skip to main content

AFM NEWS

Managing Forests Via Drone

2017/06/01

Will Woodroof describes how drones can be valuable tools for photographing and managing your forest property. Be sure to learn both how to use one and the regulations that guide their use by reading this article published in the May/June 2017 issue of Forest Landowners magazine.

Subscribe

Get notified of new posts

Stay up to date with the latest news and insights from American Forest Management.

Get notified of new posts (Login Required)

Frequently Asked Questions

  • According to AFM's Will Woodroof, drones can serve as valuable tools for both photographing and managing your forest property. They offer landowners a way to observe and document their land from the air, which can support better forest management decisions.

  • Yes. Will Woodroof's article emphasizes that it is important to learn both how to properly operate a drone and the regulations that govern their use before flying one over your forest property. The article published in the May/June 2017 issue of Forest Landowners magazine covers these guidelines in detail.

  • The full discussion by Will Woodroof on this topic was published in the May/June 2017 issue of Forest Landowners magazine. Seeking out that issue would give you a thorough look at both the practical and regulatory aspects of using drones on your forest property.

  • Will Woodroof, an AFM professional, authored the article describing how drones can be valuable tools for photographing and managing forest property. His piece appeared in the May/June 2017 issue of Forest Landowners magazine.