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Our portfolio includes multiple SaaS products, as well as bespoke web apps for clients.
List, find and fund nature repair and preservation projects with real environmental and social outcomes.
Quantify the environmental and social outcomes of nature repair and preservation projects.
Plan regional nature repair programs for the greatest environmental and social outcomes.
Showcase what matters with data-driven impact reports.
Demonstrate land stewardship by accounting for environmental and social outcomes.
Predict the water quality benefits of farm-scale agricultural improvement projects in Great Barrier Reef catchments.
Assess the ecological risk of water use for water resource planning.
Assess the performance environmental water delivery against watering objectives.
Explore the pipeline of infrastructure project opportunities across 18 Pacific island countries.
Explore the aquatic risk of pesticide use in agriculture.
Explore conditions impacting Great Barrier Reef water quality and progress towards targets.
Explore and compare the performance of Queensland’s water service providers.
Explore data from the Paddock to Reef Integrated Monitoring, Modelling and Reporting program.
Assess risks to water quality from hazards across the catchments of South East Queensland.
Explore progress toward waterway management targets for the Port Phillip and Westernport region.
Prioritise investment to deliver the best water quality outcomes for the Great Barrier Reef.
Track the outcomes of investment in Great Barrier Reef water quality.
Track and plan environmental water delivery in Port Phillip and Westernport.
Assess and optimise the risk of water quality improvement scenarios.
Track the delivery of vegetation management activities across the Port Phillip and Westernport region.
Explore information and resources to aid in the conservation of coral reefs worldwide.
Explore the stock, use and management of Queensland’s natural resources.
Explore the distribution of Queensland Government grant spending.
Explore data on housing, employment and infrastructure for the Greater Sydney region.
Web apps to accelerate real environmental and social outcomes.
Natural capital is the air we breathe, the water we drink, the soil, the rocks and all living things. This concept frames natural resources as assets which provide intrinsic environmental, economic, social and cultural benefits and opens opportunities for new sources of investment in nature and natural resource management.
We have created the Natural Capital Suite of web applications for natural capital accounting, planning, investment and reporting.
List, find and fund nature repair and preservation projects with real environmental and social outcomes.
Quantify the environmental and social outcomes of nature repair and preservation projects.
Plan regional nature repair programs for the greatest environmental and social outcomes.
Showcase what matters with interactive impact reports.
Demonstrate land stewardship by accounting for environmental and social outcomes.
Web apps to improve accountability for the Reef by supporting investment prioritisation, public reporting and data management.
A primary threat to the survival of the Great Barrier Reef is poor quality water that flows from adjacent catchments onto the Reef. The Australian and Queensland governments invest millions of dollars annually into programs aimed at improving water quality and reducing this threat.
We have created web apps to support this Reef preservation effort through investment prioritisation, data management, modelling and reporting.
Predict the water quality benefits of farm-scale agricultural improvement projects in Great Barrier Reef catchments.
Track the outcomes of investment in Great Barrier Reef water quality.
Explore conditions impacting Great Barrier Reef water quality and progress towards targets.
Explore data from the Paddock to Reef Integrated Monitoring, Modelling and Reporting program.
Prioritise investment to deliver the best water quality outcomes for the Great Barrier Reef.
Web applications that support improved ecological outcomes through modelling, assessment and reporting of environmental water delivery.
Environmental water is water that is allocated and managed specifically to improve the health of waterways and the species and processes which they support. The water resources industry works hard to secure and deliver water for the environment, but predicting and measuring impacts can be challenging.
We have created tools to support environmental water delivery that help overcome these challenges.
Assess the ecological risk of water use for water resource planning.
Assess the performance environmental water delivery against watering objectives.
Track and plan environmental water delivery in Port Phillip and Westernport.
Web applications that use science-based methods to inform natural resource management decision-making.
Evidence-based decision-making is key to the sustainable use and management of natural resource. Evidence helps us gauge the current condition of natural resources and the nature of the environmental processes that support them. Arming ourselves with evidence-based decision tools, puts us in the best position to make sound decisions about how to manage our land.
We have created tools to support natural resource assessment and management using evidence-based methods that are transparent, defensible and repeatable.
Assess and optimise the risk of water quality improvement scenarios.
Explore the aquatic risk of pesticide use in agriculture.
Assess risks to water quality from hazards across the catchments of South East Queensland.
Explore the stock, use and management of Queensland’s natural resources.
Track the delivery of vegetation management activities across the Port Phillip and Westernport region.
Visualisation-rich web applications that inform audiences and make data more accessible.
Public accountability is the ability of an organisation to demonstrate transparency and answer to the communities and stakeholders it serves. Achieving this relies on communicating data and evidence in ways that are clear, targeted and accessible to specific audiences.
Presenting information through interactive and visually engaging methods empowers organisations to be transparent, inform the public, communicate key messages, demonstrate impacts, measure performance, report on existing conditions and improve their own decision-making.
We have created applications that support public accountability across a range of topics and industries, through the creation of interactive, engaging and visualisation-rich applications and dashboards.
Explore the pipeline of infrastructure project opportunities across 18 Pacific island countries.
Explore and compare the performance of Queensland’s water service providers.
Explore progress toward waterway management targets for the Port Phillip and Westernport region.
Reporting the distribution of Queensland Government grant spending.
Explore information and resources to aid in the conservation of coral reefs worldwide.
Explore data on housing, employment and infrastructure for the Greater Sydney region.