Restoration Scope
for Biodiversity

Monitoring data, connected to its context. Bring species observations, survey sites and supporting media into one operational view. Keep the evidence connected to where, when and how it was collected.

Demo camera traps: camera stats and species captured beside twelve camera pins on the terrain map

Keep observations connected to the monitoring work.

A starting point to configure with your field and research teams.

A demo camera-trap page with a grid of real camera-trap photos and a box around each animal

Organize the sites and survey visits.

Link monitoring locations with sampling events and the people collecting the records. Keep the survey context available alongside each observation.

Demo camera traps: 12 cameras, 655 detections and 17 species, each species a photo sized by its detections, beside the camera pins on the map

Keep observations and media together.

Bring species records and supporting photos into the same view. Review the information collected at a site without moving between separate files and map layers.

Illustrative conservation priorities: recorded species grouped by IUCN status, from critically endangered to other species present

See which species need attention.

Group the species you record by IUCN threat status and see where each one was detected. Point the next survey at the species that matter most.

Your project data, brought together.

Connect the tools, field records and geospatial sources your team already uses.

KoboToolbox
Google Sheets
Excel
QGIS
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Questions from monitoring teams

Can the records follow our sampling protocol?

We can configure the record structure around sites, survey visits and observations. Protocol-specific requirements need to be worked through during setup.

Can we bring existing observations and photos?

We review the source data and media with you, define their relationships and prepare the import or connection.

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Connect your data, understand your operations.

Bring in the spreadsheets, field forms and maps you already use, and see every site in one place.