CAL FIRE demonstrates Dryad Silvanet to Korean National Park Service

California, July 8th, 2026: CAL FIRE hosted the Korea National Park Service at the Jackson Demonstration State Forest - giving the delegation a firsthand look at ground-level early wildfire detection and why that's the mission Dryad was founded on.

Jackson's dense, dark redwood canopy is one of California's most striking landscapes - towering old growth, quiet trails, and steady visitor traffic, similar to the parks the delegation is working to protect back home. It's where we get to show what 111 sensors, including our newest generation, Gen 4 Pro, actually do under real conditions: catch fires at their earliest stages, before they can threaten the ecosystems, wildlife, and cultural heritage the delegation is working to protect across Korea's own 24 national parks. CAL FIRE led the walkthrough, with Eric Barnett of our team and our California reseller Adaptconn going deeper on the technical side and answering questions on early detection.

Thank you to Deputy Chief Jack Worden for joining us on-site, and to the Fort Bragg CAL FIRE team for their continued support of the deployment. And thank you to So Hyeon Jin, Yong Seon Park, Wan Jae Han, and Jun Ho Park - It's always meaningful to connect with people working toward the same goal, wherever in the world they're doing it.