Biodiversity Data at Scale, Powered by Pollinators
We make it simple to measure biodiversity and track progress with our AI-powered ground sensors that monitor insects
Intro
Our compact ground sensor blends into the landscape and quite monitors insect activity. You get continuous data without disturbing the ecosystem
Over 80% of wild flowering plants rely on insect pollinators and ~75% of our crop species need to be pollinated.
Insect pollination provides between $235 and $577 billion to the global economy every year.
Why It Matters
Insects represent over half of all known species on Earth, so their diversity serves as a reliable indicator of overall ecosystem health and biodiversity.
Insects can provide highly localised insights into environmental health because they tend to have short lives and limited ranges, with sensors able to detect differences in biodiversity between areas just a couple of kilometres apart.
They respond quickly to environmental changes like habitat loss, pollution and climate shifts, making them effective early warning systems for ecosystem stress.
Solutions
Before you begin,
deploy sensors to capture a clear ecological baseline.
As you restore,
track changes in pollinator activity to adapt your strategy.
Over Time,
monitor resilience and long-term success with consistent, comparable data.
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