on remote monitoring.
From conservation to restoration to land management, Lens is used by over 170 organizations today to drive greater accountability, efficiency gains, and ambitious environmental outcomes
Lens has made the monitoring program at Colorado Open Lands both more efficient and more comprehensive. It allows us to monitor properties economically while providing a perspective that we cannot get with on-the-ground site visits alone.
I anticipate that Lens will make our monitoring program more resilient to unforeseen circumstances, whether it's as minor as a volunteer who drops out due to a move or a global pandemic that upends the world as we know it.
When our monitors spend less time monitoring, they have more time available to work on other important conservation strategies and tasks. Our staff are our most valuable resource.
The latest and best remote imagery and data keeps you up-to-date on landscapes of all sizes to meet your MRV needs.
Get hands-on support from our team to interpret imagery and conduct monitoring.
Quickly understand changing ground conditions in real-time with automated alerts.
Use our eyes in the sky to pinpoint where to spend time when visiting land in person.
Access Lens online anywhere to share observations with your team and partners.
Create customizable reports with one click.
Lens is an easy-to-use tool that helps anyone on your team see and understand the landscapes you care about in real time. Our partners use Lens for a wide range of conservation and restoration projects. Check out our full suite of example uses here, or get started with these, below:
Easy, turnkey reforestation and carbon MRV, powered by Salo Sciences
Track changes in forest conditions in near-real time
Easy, efficient restoration planning and monitoring with satellite and aerial data
Easily and efficiently monitor properties with satellite and aerial data