HABITAT CONSERVATION
Bord na Mona (Ireland)
After extracting peat commercially from Ireland’s bogs for more than 70 years, Bord na Móna is now restoring and regenerating these precious peatlands.
Climate Change Stories
Let's show we care
Esri UK customers have been sharing their Climate Change stories, take a look at some of the stories below.
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RISING SEA LEVELSCity of London Corporation
City of London has used ArcGIS to accurately model likely future changes in the Thames and propose developments to reduce the risk of flooding and improve sustainability of the riverside environment. -
HABITAT CONSERVATIONMoD 42 Engineer Regiment
The Ministry of Defence (MOD) owns 225,000 hectares of land in the UK where trees could potentially be planted to capture carbon and help the government achieve its net zero target by 2050. -
HEALTHY CITIESAtkins
Design consultancy Atkins has helped the City of Edinburgh Council to quantify the value of its natural capital and identify priority areas where biodiversity and nature can be enhanced. -
CLIMATE RISKSWillis Towers Watson
The global insurance broker Willis has used Esri’s ArcGIS to develop a web-based risk analysis solution. Called Atlas, it provides an effective way for Willis to share its incredible knowledge of global risk factors with its clients and deliver an additional premium value service. -
RENEWABLE ENERGYgreenspace scotland
Research conducted by greenspace scotland using spatial analysis in ArcGIS has revealed new opportunities for low carbon heat solutions to meet up to 79% of Scotland’s urban heat demand. -
SUSTAINABLE LAND USEDAERA
The Department for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) in Northern Ireland is proactively encouraging farmers to adopt more environmentally-beneficial agricultural practices using geospatial data. -
HABITAT CONSERVATIONNatural Resources Wales
To enable accurate evidence about environmental changes and conservation projects to be collected cost-effectively and quickly at remote locations, Natural Resources Wales uses ArcGIS and drones. -
HEALTHY CITIESTransport for London
Transport for London (TfL) is using ArcGIS to help it deliver a range of schemes to reduce people’s exposure to harmful emissions and support the Mayor of London’s campaign to create healthy streets. -
RISING SEA LEVELSDynamic Coast
The use of ArcGIS helped the team to identify that assets with a value of £1.2 billion will be at risk by 2050, if action isn’t taken to stem rising sea levels induced by climate change. -
CLIMATE RISKSNational Trust
National Trust is sharing its findings in an interactive climate hazards map on ArcGIS Online, giving its staff and partners the foresight they need to protect historic buildings and monuments, as well as coastline and countryside. -
ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGESRicardo
Ricardo uses ArcGIS to accelerate complex data analyses and share its critical environmental data more easily with government clients. -
RENEWABLE ENERGYDalcour Maclaren
Dalcour Maclaren is helping the energy industry respond to these challenges by using ArcGIS to accelerate the implementation of new green energy schemes. -
SUSTAINABLE LAND USEEnvironment Agency
To help it respond rapidly and effectively to major flooding incidents, the Environment Agency uses a suite of ArcGIS solutions to collect, analyse and share information about floods, as they happen.
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