Modeling, AI, geospatial data, IoT sensors, digital twins... Do biodiversity professions really need all of this?
Let's start with two principles that are fundamental to us.
Data analysis Artificial intelligence Modeling and simulation
TerrOïko Goes into Experimentation Mode to Achieve Ecological Compensation Goals
Ecological compensation is failing to meet its objectives. So, we are shifting into experimentation mode.
To ensure "no net loss" of biodiversity, French regulations rely on the ERC sequence: the negative impacts of land development must first be avoided and reduced. If residual impacts remain, they must be compensated through measures that generate equivalent ecological gains.
Data analysis Impact assessment Infrastructures
Did You Know? Soils harbor a quarter of all currently known living species on Earth.
Bacteria, fungi, plants, mites, worms, mammals... Soils shelter a quarter of all currently known living species on Earth.
Long overlooked, these ecosystems are now receiving increasing attention, particularly due to the essential services they provide to human populations: carbon storage, support for agricultural and food production, erosion and flood prevention, water purification, and contributions to medical research.
Territorial planning Modeling and simulation Natural areas