Keep the living world counted, mapped, and defended.
Species, habitats, and the pressures on them — observed from space, sensors, and the people on the ground.
What goes unmeasured goes unprotected.
Most biodiversity loss happens out of sight — in places too remote, too vast, or too under-resourced to monitor. Naturecode brings satellite signals, edge sensors, and community observation into one living record so that change is seen as it happens, not years later.
Agents that watch every ecosystem
Naturecode runs named, accountable agents that turn raw satellite and sensor feeds into plain-language change detection — deforestation alerts, habitat loss, bleaching, recovery.
Change detection from orbit
Agents compare satellite time-series against baselines to flag forest loss, fire scars, and vegetation stress, then narrate what changed and where.
Acoustic & camera signals
Bioacoustic and camera-trap streams are classified at the edge and folded into the species record for each place.
Foundation models for Earth
Open geospatial foundation models give a shared feature layer for habitat and land-cover mapping at fine resolution.
Prithvi-EO (NASA · IBM)Every observation carries its proof
Each record is attributed to the sensor, satellite, or person that collected it, with a tamper-evident trail buyers and regulators can trust.
Lineage to the source
Observations are versioned and traceable end to end, so a credit or a claim can always be checked against the evidence behind it.
Community-governed data
The community closest to an ecosystem decides how its data is shared, licensed, and rewarded — recorded transparently.
Outcome-backed credits
Verified biodiversity outcomes can be issued as high-integrity credits, settled automatically to the stewards who earned them.
Built on open Earth data
Naturecode builds on the world's open environmental data and contributes its observations and methods back to the commons.
Global Forest Watch
Near-real-time forest loss and deforestation alerts anchor the forest record for every watched ecosystem.
globalforestwatch.orgCopernicus & Sentinel
Free, open satellite imagery from the EU's Copernicus programme underpins habitat and land-cover analysis.
CopernicusOpen biodiversity records
Species occurrence data is cross-linked so observations strengthen the shared planetary record.
GBIFStewardship, equipped
Tools mean little without the people who use them. Naturecode trains and supports the communities, rangers, and organizations doing the work.
Field training
Hands-on programs help community organizers and rangers run their own monitoring and read the signals that matter.
Open challenges
Skill-building challenges generate labeled data that improves the models and is contributed back to the open commons.
Steward funding
Programs route funding to the communities maintaining ecosystems, settled against verified outcomes.
Bring this mission to your work.
Communities, agencies, and developers can build on Naturecode today — explore the system, browse the open record, or talk to us about your region.