Catchment Monitoring, as a Service
One record of the river that everyone works from
Continuous water quality across a catchment, shared with councils, community groups and landowners through dashboards and reports they can all read.
Shared
Record
Councils, community groups and landowners see the same data, with a public dashboard where you choose to publish one.
Make Improvements
Monitors on tributaries and below key land uses show where sediment and nutrients enter, and how to reduce them.
Restoration Plans
A baseline before planting or mitigation and a continuous record after it show whether the work changed the water.
Reports people read
Plain-language summaries for funders, members and newsletters, with the full, calibrated dataset, behind them.
Run by the community.
Volunteers deploy the monitors themselves and swap them for freshly calibrated units on a set schedule, so the group stays hands-on with its river.
Data councils and regulators can use.
Calibration is done in our service centre, never in the field, and every reading is quality-flagged with a documented chain of custody.
Show what the funding changed.
A baseline before works start and a continuous record after, so a funded project reports its effect on the water and community engagement as well as the metres fenced or trees planted.
Reporting on a fixed schedule.
Reports at 3, 6 and 12 months, in a form a funder can use in its own outcome reporting.
