Maps provide the means through which environmental, social, infrastructure and topographical features can be viewed within a spatial context.

It highlights the relationships between things, which can often go undetected without a map.

By visually showing these relationships, you can see both your risks and opportunities, allowing you to pursue environmental, social and economic sustainability.

Bioassessments provide and integrate biodiversity and water analyses as an indicator for river and terrestrial ecology health, anthropogenic related impacts and consequences to the socio-economic environment.

Despite the limited spatial extent of freshwater ecosystems across the globe (<1% of the earth’s surface), freshwater ecosystems support one-third of all vertebrate species and 10% of all known species (Tickner et al., 2020).

Through their passion and specialist skill set, the Digby Wells Environmental Aquatic and Wetlands Team truly Make A Difference though their continued conservation efforts of the global Freshwater Ecosystems, for both our clients and the surrounding communities alike.

The Digby Wells Environmental GIS and Remote Sensing Team have developed a unique, secure and customisable Web-Based Mapping tool to assist you in the management and development of your assets.

This tool ensures the complete consolidation of all your environmental, infrastructure, topographical and social datasets to enable you to manage both your environmental and social liabilities.

At Digby Wells Environmental, we harness the power of GIS and Remote Sensing to provide clients with holistic and pragmatic Risk Management solutions throughout the project life cycle.

Utilising the available historical aerial photography and more recent high-resolution satellite imagery, we can compile a web-based Interactive Land-Use Map to showcase changes in your Mining Right Area over time.

The application is ideal for use in construction phase monitoring, legal disputes and liability investigations and rehabilitation monitoring.