With an easy-to-use interface, you can zoom into areas of interest, search by location, and access critical land data wherever you have a mobile signal. These apps are a great starting point for conducting desktop surveys of your site and surrounding areas. While incredibly useful, it’s still recommended to follow up with on-ground checks, especially for identifying Plant Community Types.
If you’ve already tried the popular Trees Near Me app, you’ll be excited to know there’s also a Restore Trees NSW app, bringing even more tools to help you manage your land with confidence.
Restore Trees NSW
Restore Trees NSW helps users inspire and plan their restoration projects to deliver the best biodiversity outcomes for their property and the surrounding landscape.
Soils Near Me NSW
Soils Near Me NSW is a simple and accurate way for users to find information about the capabilities and limitations of soils and landscapes, the soil types in New South Wales and their acid sulfate soil risk. It is useful for planners, land managers, bush regenerators, teachers, students and citizen scientists, or anyone looking to learn more about the soils near them and how they can shape their management decisions.
Credits Near Me NSW
Credits Near Me NSW is a great starting point for landholders thinking about establishing a Biodiversity Stewardship Agreement under the Biodiversity Offsets Scheme. The app can help landholders identify the types of biodiversity credits they may be able to create and sell, and whether there are people looking to buy these types of credits. The app can also help proponents of developments find areas where the potential supply of credits may help meet their biodiversity offset obligations.
Trees Near Me NSW
Trees Near Me NSW provides maps and information about Plant Community Types anywhere in NSW. It makes it easy for anyone with an interest in native plants from farmers and bushwalkers to backyard green thumbs, bush regeneration groups and ecologists to learn more about native vegetation in New South Wales.