drone question..

[dasari4kntr]

why drones are not allowed in national parks...?

@kakatiya

[kakatiya]

Some allow

[dasari4kntr]

5 minutes ago, kakatiya said:

Some allow

list vunte veyyi...east coast lo...

i see one valid reason...wild life disrupt...like...near by any bird nest...those birds attack your drone...

but...non nesting seasons lo...is it allowed..?

[kakatiya]

My white mountains allow

[dasari4kntr]

Just now, kakatiya said:

My white mountains allow

mount Washington...in NH..?

[kakatiya]

Yeah.

[Arrogant_champ]

Drones have batteries and drones crash.

Maybe they are afraid that'll cause wild fires. IDK just a wild guess. 

It's relatively easy to crash drone with trees and branches around. 

[dasari4kntr]

2 minutes ago, Arrogant_champ said:

Drones have batteries and drones crash.

Maybe they are afraid that'll cause wild fires. IDK just a wild guess. 

It's relatively easy to crash drone with trees and branches around. 

most of the latest drones are obstacles detection system…they can avoid branches..etc

but yeah…agree not all…

 

[niladisify]

According to copilot, drones are not allowed in national parks because they can disturb the wildlife, create noise pollution, pose safety risks, and interfere with other visitors’ enjoyment of the natural scenery. The National Park Service has a rule that prohibits the use of drones in national parks, unless they are being used for specific purposes such as search and rescue, scientific study, or fire management. Even in these cases, drones can only be used with permission from the park manager and by following certain rules and standards. 😊