We can’t meet Paris targets without Nature. It’s a statement that is as true today as it was yesterday. We believe the voluntary carbon markets can be a powerful mechanism to finance the conservation and …
New York Climate Week is fast approaching and the list of events is even bigger than the 2023 edition, which hosted more than 500 individual events across the week. For the nature-based community, the number …
I’ve spent my whole career trying to create maps that are used to stop and reverse deforestation. This was the main driver behind starting Space Intelligence with my co-founder Murray Collins back in 2018: we …
Read our press release (here) for full details. We’re excited to announce the close of our Series A funding round, led by AzurX Space Ventures (ASV), a strategic consultancy and investor in space-based technologies, with …
Cambodia hosts a range of forest types including evergreen, semi evergreen, deciduous forests, flooded forests, and mangroves. This is really fantastic from an ecological perspective, but creates challenges in the modelling and the production of …
With the majority of forest carbon projects located in the tropics, did you know one of the key challenges in mapping in these regions is cloud cover? In some areas we work it can be …
While it might seem counterintuitive: the highest resolution satellite data doesn’t always produce the highest quality results about the earth’s land cover and how it’s changing. Commercially available Earth Observation imagery has evolved dramatically over …
Space Intelligence has been awarded an SBRI contract by the UK Space Agency for a feasibility study to support the use of satellite data by financial institutions for nature investment. The data is undeniable: we …
In the final episode of Season 1 of The Nature-Based Solutions podcast, we speak with Dr Maren Pauly, Director of Evaluation and Research at Everland about the work of Everland, the state of REDD+, and …
What’s next for Space Intelligence and nature investment? That’s the question we asked ourselves as we ended 2023 and looked ahead to 2024. But to look forward, we need to take stock of the last …