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Every crop grown is part of a much bigger, and often delicate, ecosystem. Sometimes even small changes can have significant and unintended consequences for surrounding animals and plants, creating biodiversity risks that impact the smallest bees to the largest apes.
As much as 60% of global biodiversity loss is attributed to agriculture and food production. It is therefore vital the industry finds ways to protect and regenerate natural ecosystems in line with UN Sustainable Development Goals 13 and 15, which aim to tackle the impacts of a warming climate, promote sustainable ecosystems and halt biodiversity loss.
AtSource+ allows customers to measure changes in biodiversity and sustainable land use in a couple of different ways. From mapping forest cover and tracking the proportion of trees that are lost in any given farming area, to understanding the interventions that are being made to regenerate those landscapes.
The key metrics available in AtSource+ include:
Percentage of tree cover loss in farmer group area, using data from Global Forest Watch
Number of farmers in a high-risk farmer group trained on positive landscape management
Number of farmers in high risk farmer group whose GPS co-ordinates have been mapped
Number of shade trees distributed to farmer groups
More info on metrics? Read here