Conservation Easement Monitoring
Streamline the inspection and monitoring of conservation easements created to protect resources such as forests, riparian areas, and wildlife.
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Resource Management
Visualize assets in real time with GIS for environmental and wildlife management
Improve resource management
- Monitor real-time performance
- Manage program success
- Improve decision-making
Monitor real-time performance
Today's GIS for environmental and wildlife management provides the foundation for real-time performance monitoring. Organizations can fully leverage real-time information as it is being collected from sensors, field notes, or crowdsourcing. Agency professionals can monitor water quality, permit status, invasive species, and other constantly changing situations in order to respond effectively.
Manage program success
The environment is constantly changing. Agency professionals need technology that can respond accordingly. They rely on GIS for environmental and wildlife management. It enables the success of their programs while being able to respond to changing needs. Effectively gauging the progress of their work as it's happening and identifying gaps in resources allow users to course correct and still hit their targets.
Improve decision-making
Whether you are monitoring a park, a lake, a forest, or your crew in the field, GIS provides a complete view of operations in any of your diverse environments. Gaining a comprehensive understanding of what is happening at any given moment empowers you to make better decisions to protect your assets.
ArcGIS Solutions for natural resources
These collections of maps and apps leverage your existing ArcGIS software to help you monitor assets and visualize performance.
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Wildlife Management
Monitor wildlife populations and analyze trends in protected areas to evaluate the effectiveness of current management strategies.Go to the solution -
Report wildlife observations
Publish photos collected from camera traps and from conduct surveys that may identify animals in their natural habitat.Go to the solution
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