Monitor the health of the ecosystems across the nation
With Restor, governments can monitor the health of ecosystems across the nation through aggregated analytics available at local, regional, and national levels. Our platform offers access to the best available datasets on biodiversity, carbon, water, and land-use change (e.g. tree cover). Additionally, governments can upload in-situ data to obtain higher resolution insights, providing a comprehensive view of environmental health.
SEED Biocomplexity Index
As part of Restor’s monitoring capabilities is the SEED Biocomplexity Index, being developed by Crowther Lab at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. As the world’s first standardized measure (on a 0-1 scale) of the state of nature, this global dataset offers natural benchmarks for each of Earth's 867 terrestrial ecoregions, continuously evolving in richness, resolution, and complexity. SEED provides a powerful and dynamic tool for assessing and understanding ecosystems on a global scale.
Securely manage your nature data
Governments can create distinct portfolios to assess and monitor each nature initiative, and manage access securely. Our platform features a built-in API for seamless integration with internal and external geospatial systems, including those used by reporting agencies like the UN FAO.
Report to the public
Enhance transparency with the public through Restor's dedicated microsite (e.g., government.restor.eco), where the national nature footprint is displayed on an interactive map. Modular analytics streamline reporting against frameworks like the UN Climate Change Convention (UNCCC), the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), and the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (UN CBD). Additionally, Restor facilitates engagement with local communities and stakeholders, promoting inclusive and sustainable restoration efforts.
