Sarahs linked in post has just passed 500 views and has sparked several conversations already, you can find out more here 👇about how spatial technologies can support landscape scale planning @Happy_Mapper
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Our Fluvial specialist Sarah was delighted to be back out in the field last week doing Morph surveys and Fixed Point Photography on a watercourse in Norfolk with the local #riverstrust. After months of #lockdown its great to see #fieldwork happening!
Had a fabulous day today back on a riverbank with the @GlavenEel from the @N_Rivers_Trust doing Morph surveys and Fixed Point Photography. Can't wait to get out and do it all over again soon!
"The twin pressures of climate change and biodiversity loss highlights the importance of managing land in ways that benefit #carbonstorage and #biodiversity#conservation".
Restoration of degraded #peatlands does both.
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#Peatlands are special places for #nature and important in tackling #climatechange. Some of us are fortunate enough to have a #peatbog on our doorstep. Take a virtual walk with Alison Wallis in the latest guest blog from Flanders Moss NNR. https://t.co/7PWvi3XaQQ @DPickett26
Landscape scale change can be hard to communicate but geospatial tools can help, connecting upstream with downstream is vital for #NFM and #RiverRestoration as well as #Catchment#Planning. Have a look at this article by our @Happy_Mapper https://t.co/WXXZAA0tLK