Coastal
Forest & Woodland
Freshwater
Grasslands
Heathlands & Dwarf Shrublands
Mountains
Anthropogenic
Rocky Habitat
Savanna & Scrubland
Wetlands
habitat INFO was a spatial data management consultancy set up by Dr Rob Davies and colleagues. Scientific and commercial projects previously by habitat INFO have now been transferred to the GIS Department at TACP in Cardiff. You can find out a bit more about the mapping projects under the legacy tab and some of the primary outputs of habitat INFO especially the African Raptor Databank or ARDB and the vulture hotspot mapping project are still accessible from this site. Besides these mapping legacies, this website now functions as a home for a rewilding project at our address: Llanunwas Farm, near Solva; and as a relay station for ongoing conservation activities and contributions by Rob through his artworks and by other artists who collaborate through a print on demand service called Rookwood Art & Print based at the Natural Gallery, Rookwood Studios, Llanunwas. more details on Rob's career in conservation: Besides
What We Do
habitat INFO take the management of spatial data seriously. Working on projects referencing in excess of 200 datasets requires systematic organisation, particularly when multiple members of the team are involved.
habitat INFO can help your organisation install, deploy and maintain web-based GIS systems. We have experience with a variety of clients in designing spatial databases for them which then have an online presence.
The objective of our risk and vulnerability analysis is to identify where people may be expected to be most vulnerable to all of the major expected difficulties associated with climate change, notably food security, water shortages, disasters and associated health problems.
habitat INFO have a proven record when it comes to delivering Biodiversity layers having supplied them to Local Planning Authorities throughout Wales.
Local Records Centres rely on the efforts of recorders working in the field to send them biological records. Distribution modelling offers LRCs a way round this problem.
Mobile GIS allows companies to collect data rapidly, globally and accurately. It can lead to the development of large spatial databases very quickly with data that can be used going forward for further analysis.
