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Natural England
We have successfully leveraged ArcGIS technology to digitise and modernise our DLL Scheme, increasing the integrity of our data, supporting better decision-making and enhancing collaboration with our stakeholders.
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London Borough of Harrow
In our first steps towards creating a digital twin of the borough we are already delivering cost savings for the council and benefits for local citizens.
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Bloxham School
Through the Bloxham Sustainability Challenge we are inspiring students to gain GIS skills and learn about sustainability.
Continue ReadingArcGIS update – spring 2025
February saw releases and updates across several parts of the ArcGIS system, so we wanted to provide a summary of all the updated products and share key links so you can find out more. I know it wasn’t quite spring, … Continue reading
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Rivers Trust
Rivers trusts, conservation organisations and community groups use an ArcGIS Hub to map nature-based flood solutions.
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TACP
ArcGIS is embedded into everything we do and supports all aspects of our environmental projects.
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NatureScot
With funding from the Scottish Government, we have created a toolkit of digital solutions to help pupils learn about biodiversity and climate change and take positive action to improve their school grounds for nature.
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Amphibian & Reptile Conservation
Our volunteers are vital to our mission. We need data collected from surveys all over the country, and it must be secure. ArcGIS Hub Premium has delivered this and so much more, helping us generate the insights required to support the conservation of endangered species.
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The University of Warwick
Visualising, understanding and managing a 200-hectare campus is now so much easier with a Digital Campus, built with ArcGIS.
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Fauna & Flora
Creating a single GIS platform for the whole organisation with ArcGIS has led to a 580% increase in GIS usage and transformed the way that we analyse, visualise and communicate conservation priorities.
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