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WATCH: The @WWF has come up with a creative way to regenerate the Australian bushland burnt during the country's recent devastating wildlifes. The plan is to attach seeds of gum trees to specialized drones and drop them over remote areas https://t.co/BJrOjLa1FB pic.twitter.com/Zw7nAvkfh2
— Reuters India (@ReutersIndia) October 19, 2020
