The Chew Magna Community Farm social enterprise, a Somerset based project that grows and sells locally-sourced, seasonal produce that’s 100% organic has been working with Coreo to monitor the impact changes in land management has on increasing the biodiversity at the farm, especially those aimed at increasing the number of visiting pollinators such as bees and butterflies.
We’ve had a lot of interest within the Trust about using Coreo apps to drive efficiency, and the Ecological Consultancy wing of the Trust was the first to realise the considerable benefits associated with moving to a digital method of data capture.
Monitoring the damage caused to river banks by the invasive American signal crayfish
A key tool for recording site visit and management activities for staff
A hugely successful community engagement project during Lockdown that focused on recording birds in your back garden
Helping the farming community to monitor wildlife
