Land Use

​​Albanwise Environment: Preparing for Biodiversity Net Gain 

Albanwise Environment, the Environment team of the 10,500 hectare Albanwise Wallace Estates, are in the process of using Land App to help understand their natural capital baseline, potential for Biodiversity Net Gain and their role in Landscape Recovery. Recently, we caught up with Director Mike Edwards, and Angus Wells, Woodland and Technical Manager, to discuss how Land App supports their environmental projects. From spatial planning and strategising land use at the landscape scale, to instantly calculating a “Best-Guess UKHab Baseline ” across all 10,500 hectares, here’s how Albanwise are taking their land management to the next level… 

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Land Use, Spatial Data, and the Future of Farming: Land App’s response to the Geospatial Commission’s report on the land use framework.

In our latest Thought Leadership piece, our Communications Lead analyses the findings of the newly released report into land use in England, and discusses the consequences of the Geospatial Commission’s findings.

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Habitats, History and Technology: Mapping Devon with FWAG SouthWest

The Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group SouthWest (FWAG SW) is a registered charity that, for over 50 years, has represented farmers and landowners in the delivery of wildlife conservation from Gloucestershire to Cornwall. Founded by farmers, FWAG SW is uniquely positioned to provide advice and support to the farming community due to its long-standing agricultural associations and roots. 

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