Fera’s remote sensing and geographical information systems (GIS) experts use sensor technology to capture high resolution imagery of your land. 

This imagery is then used to create a very high-resolution mapping product, identifying individual parcels of land attributed to single habitat classes, resulting in a highly detailed habitat map of your land. The habitat map can then be used as a basis for further mapping of current levels of carbon storage, carbon sequestration, and biodiversity.

These baseline maps provide insight into where land is performing well by supporting carbon storage and biodiversity and can be used to inform land management decisions to help minimise the impacts and maximise the benefits of those decisions.