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Amphibian & Reptile Conservation
Our volunteers are vital to our mission. We need data collected from surveys all over the country, and it must be secure. ArcGIS Hub Premium has delivered this and so much more, helping us generate the insights required to support the conservation of endangered species.
Continue ReadingThe University of Warwick
Visualising, understanding and managing a 200-hectare campus is now so much easier with a Digital Campus, built with ArcGIS.
Continue ReadingFauna & Flora
Creating a single GIS platform for the whole organisation with ArcGIS has led to a 580% increase in GIS usage and transformed the way that we analyse, visualise and communicate conservation priorities.
Continue ReadingDenbighshire County Council
We are improving biodiversity in North Wales, using mobile apps to help us find, propagate and plant native flowers and trees.
Continue ReadingUK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology
From collecting data in the field to managing large-scale, nationwide survey projects, ArcGIS provides us with a highly efficient and accurate digital process for monitoring environmental change.
Continue ReadingCity of Doncaster Council
With real-time, accurate data on litter collections and the condition of bins, we are improving the efficiency, quality and sustainability of our litter services.
Continue ReadingDesigning surveys in Survey123: Ditch the default
Building surveys already requires planning to create something that’s easy to fill out for the end user. When you add in the need to brand the form to your organisation’s requirements or factor in efforts to structure it intuitively, it … Continue reading
Continue ReadingLancashire County Council
Making the most of all the tools and capabilities of ArcGIS Online, we are delivering innovative digital solutions for Lancashire.
Continue ReadingForest Research
In the aftermath of Storm Arwen, ArcGIS enabled us to engage the help of citizen scientists and accurately assess the devastating impact of this natural disaster on the UK’s forests and woodlands.
Continue ReadingEast Lothian Council
Through a highly successful collaboration with EDINA at the University of Edinburgh we are now using ArcGIS and real-time data to support responsible tourism.
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