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As an ecologist, time is precious and never more so than in ‘survey season’. Managing multiple projects is hard enough.  But couple that with late night surveys that blend into early morning surveys and then add to that managing all your data and writing reports – it’s exhausting and time consuming.  You need a no-fuss solution that helps you to collect accurate data and cuts out time wasted on tasks like transcribing data from paper forms.

Pen and paper is still often the go to method of data collection for ecologists, but with that comes some unavoidable challenges.

You know better than most that locations, especially polygons, are hard to map in the field on paper.  Mandatory fields sometimes get missed. Back in the office, countless hours are spent transcribing data from paper to digital format and making sure photos are linked to records. There has to be a more efficient way.

How Coreo can help:

With its wide range of features focused on ecologists, Coreo will support you to streamline your data collection and give you more time to do the tasks that really matter.

Coreo also provides exclusive access to the UKHab Survey App. Designed by co-authors of  the UK Habitat Classification, eCountability, the App makes habitat surveying simple and accurate. Find out more here.

Coreo helps you to…

 

Build surveys in minutes

Coreo form builder

Capture locations

Improve data quality

Take control your datas’ quality with data validation.

Collaborate

Your surveys and/or data can be kept private. Or, you can set things up so that your whole team can collaborate.

Coreo being used by a team

Manage your data

Easily manage all of your submitted data in Coreo’s Record Explorer module.

Coreo - Record Explorer

What our customers say about Coreo

The UKHab Survey App is here!

Exclusive to Coreo, the UKHab Survey App has been designed to make your habitat surveys

 simple, accurate and accessible on digital devices such as smartphones and tablets. You can

also undertake condition assessments at the same time.

Relevant Case Studies

Urban Green volunteers

Urban Green

Find out how Urban Green are maximising the quality and efficiency of biodiversity net gain assessments using the UKHab Survey App

Coreo goes international

Supporting Taxus Ecology to streamline their data collection in Saudi Arabia

eCountability

How eCountability used the Coreo platform to build and launch the widely anticipated UKHab Survey App

Monitoring Invasive Species – Queen Mary University London

Monitoring the damage caused to river banks by the invasive American signal crayfish

Monitoring wildlife on Wiltshire’s farms

Helping the farming community to monitor biodiversity

Site Management Tool – Butterfly Conservation

A key tool for recording site visit and management activities for staff

Surrey Wildlife Trust & Surrey Biodiversity Information Centre

Streamlining data collection with the Trust realising the benefits of a digital method of data capture

The Back Garden Bird Race – Sussex Wildlife Trust

A hugely successful community project during Lockdown to record birds in your back garden

The Community Farm

Using Coreo to monitor changes in biodiversity on a community farm in Bristol

Relevant Blog Posts

Coreo – feature of the month: Recording location based data

This month we explore one of the key features of Coreo – recording location-based data. Background Data, especially environmental data, often has a spatial element to it. That is, we need to know where something is or was by recording its location. Despite advancements in technology, which have made accurate location mapping possible via phones […]

Dave Kilbey Nov 12 2021

Top 9 reasons that you should be using apps for data collection

Think that apps are beyond your reach financially as a business, or too complicated to consider? Think again! With cloud-based app systems anyone can build and run spatial data collection projects. Apps can act as a significant business lever, enabling you and your staff to save time, money and improve data quality. These days there […]

Dave Kilbey Nov 12 2021