Environmental intelligence

Environmental monitoring provides a systematic way to record, analyze, and evaluate biotic and abiotic environmental parameters. We design and implement scientifically robust monitoring programs that are tailored to a wide variety of ecological questions and technical requirements. This enables us to deliver reliable assessments of species populations, environmental conditions, dynamic processes, and ecological interrelationships in natural and landscape settings.

Using state-of-the-art measurement and survey methods—ranging from automated sensor systems and georeferenced drone flights to standardized field techniques such as traditional mapping—we generate high-quality datasets for approval procedures, environmental impact assessments, nature and wildlife conservation, and for maintenance, development, and compensation measures.

Our monitoring concepts support public authorities, planners, and project developers in identifying environmental changes at an early stage, managing measures effectively, and ensuring the long-term functionality and resilience of ecological systems.

Environmental monitoring

Drone missions: Precise detection of habitat structures,
Monitoring: Monitoring changes and faults
Data analysis: integration of remote sensing data and field data

Services

Recording and analysis of environmental parameters

Soil and site monitoring
Regular sampling and analysis of physical and chemical soil parameters
Evaluation of soil functions and site properties
Determination of erosion, compaction and nutrient dynamics
Water body and water balance monitoring
Investigation of hydrological parameters (discharge, water level, flow measurements)
Analysis of water quality, nutrient inputs and pollution factors
Monitoring of wetlands and groundwater levels
Vegetation and habitat monitoring
Mapping and evaluation of plant communities according to established nature conservation standards
Long-term observation of habitats and landscape structures
Derivation of developments, trend analyses and forecasts

Wildlife and population monitoring

Bioindicators and species records
Use of bioindicators to assess the state of the environment
Monitoring of sensitive or protected species
Recording and analysis of stock trends
Modern monitoring methods
Biotracking (telemetry, GPS transmitter) to study behavior, space use and migration movements
Drone flights for high-resolution surveys of habitats, breeding populations and population sizes
Camera trap and acoustic monitoring for the detection of nocturnal and shy species