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Our work with the South Woodford Society has us short-listed for an ESRI Customer Success Award. The winning will be annouced at the ESRI UK Conference on the 13th May 2025. You can also catch our presentation at the conference too!

The aim of this whitepaper is to propose a solution that improves GIS data to support BNG assessments for planning applications. To do this we have recorded some of the problems currently faced by local planners and BNG operatives and reviewed the principles of data quality. Based on these outcomes we are introducing a checklist solution as foundation for the development of geospatial data regulations for all BNG operations.

Geography in practice: using GIS to survey habitats and measure improvements for biodiversity net gain

Our 30 Day Map Challenge Hub to is designed to highlight the content created as part of the 30 Days Map Challenge. Through themes like human geography, land cover, socio-economic data, and innovative mapping techniques, this challenge explores the vast potential of geographic data and visualisation.

To better understand the habitat it manages and potential for biodiversity net gain, the Canal & River Trust enlisted a data management firm to record baseline measurements and monitor changes

Authors: Dr Katie Dawson & Neil Neigenfind

GIS tech is more accessible than ever, but why are we still dealing with messy data, complex standards, and organisational obstacles?

Authors Dr Katie Dawson & Mavi Santarelli

This session will give attendees a taste of how GIS was effectively used for data collection, management and storage, and visualisation for administering Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) at both the data and project levels.

In our latest article, we explore how incorporating diverse data layers—such as satellite imagery, species observations, topography, and ecological networks—can provide a more complete understanding of biodiversity.

Author: Mavi Santarelli