See The Nature
In Your Supply Chain
Map biodiversity across your farms from satellite, turning land into data you can act on. Reward farmers, build resilience, and meet the EU's 10% target by 2030.
Biodiversity Results
“At Carbery, we wanted to better understand the biodiversity resource that exists across our supplier base and establish a meaningful baseline for the future.”
We Mapped 90% of Carbery's Supplier Base
Carbery's first complete biodiversity baseline. We classified every supplier farm from satellite, turning scattered land into one clear, comparable picture of the region's nature.
The colours represent Carbery's 980 dairy farms and their habitats mapped in West Cork, Ireland
The share of Carbery's land dedicated to nature, production, and built area.
Nearly A Fifth Is Space For Nature
Nature-rich habitat covers far more of the landscape than you would expect in productive dairy country. Clear proof that milk and nature can thrive side by side.
A Living Network Across The Land
Hedgerows, woodland, scrub and semi-natural grassland weave through the farms. The living network that keeps the landscape resilient and gives wildlife room to move.
The habitat classifications of one of Carbery's farms
Combining Dairy Production and Nature
Pablo Modernel is Program Manager, Farm Nature at Friesland Campina, helping farmers turn biodiversity research into practice at scale.
“Adding herbage species in the grassland gives us milk from one side and a benefit for insects on the other.”
What Is Space for Nature?
Space for Nature refers to the share of farmland set aside for natural or semi-natural habitats, like hedgerows, woodlands, ponds, and grasslands. These areas support pollinators, protect soil and water, and create corridors for wildlife. The EU Biodiversity Strategy for 2030 sets a target: 10% of all agricultural land should include these high-diversity features to help restore ecosystems and strengthen sustainability.
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Share of farmland set aside for natural habitats.
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Supports biodiversity and ecosystem health.
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EU demands 10% of farmland dedicated to space for nature.
The EU 2030 Target
The European Union has set a target for having 10% of agricultural land under ‘High diversity landscape Features’ by 2030. This creates a clear standard: a farm with >10% habitat can be considered ‘Biodiverse’, meeting the EU Space for Nature target.
The Biodiversity Crisis
- 1 million species threatened with extinction globally
- 47% decline in natural ecosystems relative to the earliest states
- Agriculture is the number 1 driver of biodiversity loss globally
How We Measure Space for Nature
You Provide The Location, We Deliver The Data.
Satellite Imagery
Just tell us where to map. We match your farm boundaries using 50 cm satellite imagery, to extract parcels. This lets us identify key features like fields, forests, hedgerows, water bodies and more in minutes.
AI Land Cover Classification
We use Object-Based Image Analysis (OBIA) and AI to turn satellite images into habitat maps. The system groups pixels into shapes like fields or tree lines, then uses trained models to classify each one, based on 39,000+ real-world examples.
Land Use Scoring Engine
Our Space for Nature metric translates complex habitat data into a simple score: the percentage of natural or semi-natural habitat within the total farm area. This provides a clear measure of compliance with EU 2030 biodiversity targets and allows companies to track progress over time.
Platform Capabilities
- Satellite-powered habitat mapping
- High-resolution optical and radar imagery
- AI models with 92% accuracy
- 10-year historical trend analysis
See The Nature In Your Supply Chain
We’ll show you a credible biodiversity baseline, the farms already doing the work, and how every action your farmers take to protect or restore nature can be measured, rewarded, and reported.
- Alejandro@odostech.com
- +34 671 648 478
- Ireland: Nova UCD, Dublin.
- Spain: Lanzadera, Valencia.