Remote monitoring toolkit
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About This Toolkit
Land trusts across the country are using aerial imagery for stewardship in new and exciting ways. They can choose from a variety of geospatial technologies that can improve stewardship by easily identifying threats to conservation values while at the same time reducing monitoring costs and increasing efficiencies. It’s a brave new world of stewardship technology, but it can be daunting to figure out whether remote monitoring is right for your land trust and where to start. The Land Trust Alliance created this toolkit to provide you with the information you and your team need to make the right decisions on remote monitoring for your land trust.
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Remote Monitoring Technologies for Colorado Land Trusts
This report details the results of a series of interviews, focus groups and surveys that tracked the experiences of the 12 land trusts in the Keep It Colorado grantee cohort as they acquired and implemented new remote monitoring technologies during the 2020 monitoring season.
Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator
Convert emissions or energy data into concrete terms you can understand — such as the annual CO2 emissions of cars, households, and power plants.
Building Your Technology Tools for Monitoring
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