For nature funds and landowners

Documentation that can follow the money.

When a fund supports a nature project, or a landowner invests in their own land, the same question arises: what has happened, and how can it be verified? We provide the answer.

Lake with woodland in autumn colours, seen from a drone
Our own drone photograph, October 2024.
Why before and after

Without a baseline, you cannot demonstrate change.

If the area is not documented before work begins, afterwards you can only describe what it looks like now. With a versioned baseline and a follow-up flight from the same points, you can show what difference the funding has made.

What an evidence package contains
  • Drone photographs with GPS coordinates and timestamps from before and after the intervention
  • Map data from public sources, with source references and retrieval dates
  • Expert assessments with a log of who assessed what
  • Versioning and SHA-256 fingerprints to document that the package is unchanged
Applications

A basis that can be verified.

An application is stronger when its supporting evidence can be checked. The evidence package brings together photographs, map data and assessments with a source reference for every claim, so it can be shared directly with the fund.

Local tripartite partnerships

The same picture for all parties.

When a municipality, landowners and organisations need to reach agreement, it helps to look at the same material. The evidence package gives the tripartite partnership a shared, verifiable basis for dialogue and decisions.

Relevant services

Where most people start.

Tell us about the project.

We will get back to you with a specific assessment of what can be documented and what it requires.

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Book a conversation

Shall we look at your project area?

A no-obligation conversation about your area, your data and what a baseline survey can offer you.