GPS Mapping

Precise GPS mapping is a game-changer for effective land management and conservation. At Envirogain, we use GPS technology to pinpoint weed infestations, track pest animal activity, and map revegetation areas — ensuring every action is targeted, efficient, and impactful.

With GPS mapping, our clients benefit from:

  • Smarter planning – accurate maps guide tailored weed control, pest baiting, and revegetation strategies.
  • Better results – ongoing monitoring shows what’s working, allowing adaptive management to maximise outcomes.
  • Efficiency and precision – resources are applied where they’re needed most, saving time, effort, and cost.
  • Clear reporting – detailed maps support communication, compliance, and long-term project planning.

By integrating GPS mapping into every project, we help landholders and conservation managers achieve healthier ecosystems, stronger native vegetation, and more resilient landscapes — all through data-driven, precise management.

Our GPS Mapping Services Include:

  • Weed hotspot identification
    Quickly locate and prioritise areas of invasive plant growth for faster, more effective control.
  • Pest activity mapping
    Track foxes, rabbits, and other pest animals to optimise baiting programs and reduce impacts on non-target species.
  • Revegetation zone planning
    Precisely map planting areas to improve survival rates, support biodiversity, and track restoration progress.
  • Operational tracking
    Record and visualise team movements during weed control, pest management, and revegetation work to ensure complete site coverage and accurate reporting.
  • Vegetation change monitoring
    Use photopoints and GPS tracking to measure growth, survival, and ecosystem recovery over time.
  • Wildlife and biodiversity data integration
    Combine motion-sensor camera data with site mapping to guide pest management and ecological decision-making.
  • Weed hotspot identification
    Quickly locate and prioritise areas of invasive plant growth for faster, more effective control.
  • Pest activity mapping
    Track foxes, rabbits, and other pest animals to optimise baiting programs and reduce impacts on non-target species.
  • Revegetation zone planning
    Precisely map planting areas to improve survival rates, support biodiversity, and track restoration progress.
  • Operational tracking
    Record and visualise team movements during weed control, pest management, and revegetation work to ensure complete site coverage and accurate reporting.
  • Vegetation change monitoring
    Use photopoints and GPS tracking to measure growth, survival, and ecosystem recovery over time.
  • Wildlife and biodiversity data integration
    Combine motion-sensor camera data with site mapping to guide pest management and ecological decision-making.