
Today's biodiversity data is fragmented.
Reports get buried in PDFs. Monitoring lives in spreadsheets. Evidence is scattered across emails, consultants and GIS files, if it's kept at all. BIOS pulls it all into one living record, so your evidence holds up when it matters most.


BIOS features
What we're doing about it
BIOS doesn't replace ecological expertise, it backs it up. We give ecologists, landowners and organisations the tools to manage, monitor and prove the value of their work.

Structure
Bring every survey, habitat record and monitoring result into one place.

Monitor
Track how a site changes, from day one to decades on.

Evidence
Keep an auditable trail of every report, photo, survey and intervention, ready whenever you need to prove it.

Stack
See biodiversity, carbon and nutrient credits side by side, on the same site.

Report
Turn your evidence into reports that satisfy compliance, governance and investors, without the scramble.
We've built BIOS on what matters
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Data compounds
Every survey, every intervention, every monitoring event adds up. Together they build an ecological record that grows more valuable each year, for compliance, investment and decisions that last.
02
Built on trusted evidence
Every observation, report, photo and intervention is linked back to its source: a clear, transparent trail that stands up to compliance, governance and scrutiny.
03
Built for the people who have to deliver
Developers · Landowners & Habitat Banks · Environmental Consultants · Financial Institutions · Local Authorities
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Aligned with the standards that matter
Nature Risk · TNFD/LEAP · LNRS · BSI Flex · BNG frameworks... plus natural capital credits beyond BNG (carbon, nutrient neutrality)

Built to cover the full obligation, not just the paperwork
Biodiversity baseline, habitat monitoring, evidence and audit trail, portfolio-wide dashboards and AI-powered risk intelligence... in one system, so nothing falls through the gaps between spreadsheets, surveys and reports.
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