GPS for Ecosystem Restoration

GPS for Ecosystem Restoration refers to using Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Global Positioning System (GPS) technologies to assess and manage ecosystems effectively. These tools help scientists and conservationists map out areas for restoration, track changes in habitats, and monitor the health of environments over time. By collecting precise location data, they can identify vital ecosystems, plan restoration efforts, and evaluate the success of these initiatives. This approach enhances our understanding of ecological dynamics and supports informed decision-making for sustainable environmental management and rehabilitation.