At our heart, Land App is about connectivity – of landscapes, habitats and our users. As we move toward thinking at the landscape scale, and conversations develop about a land use framework, understanding land use in a coordinated, holistic and scaled way is critical for increased resilience, food production and nature recovery.
Our latest case study explores the impressive work being undertaken by the Winchester to River Test Landscape Recovery Project. Combining the efforts of some 40 farmers across 40,000 acres, the farming cluster is a testament to how impactful coordinating Countryside Stewardship (CS) across a landscape can be.
This case study explores the valuable role played by geospatial data in landscape recovery and the trading of ecosystem services and how it both streamlines projects, acts as a cost saving tool and promotes accuracy. We outline our work as official mapping partners with the sector-leading Wendling Beck Environment Project.
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