How to Streamline Your Forestry Harvest Monitoring with Satellite Technology

Managing a forest can be challenging. Many forestry managers face high costs, time delays, and complex compliance requirements when trying to track harvest operations. Traditional aerial surveys are expensive and infrequent, making it hard to catch every change in your land. If you’re tired of waiting weeks for an update and spending thousands on flyovers, Orbica’s satellite monitoring platform might be the solution you’ve been searching for. The best part is we're offering $5,000 worth of free monitoring on your land to get started!

Keeping up with the National Environmental Standards for Commercial Forestry (NES-CF) is no small task. Orbica’s platform simplifies compliance by delivering clear, easy-to-read maps that highlight every key change on your forest estate. With weekly updates from free Sentinel-2 data, you’ll always have the evidence you need for smooth regulatory checks.

Aerial surveys can break the bank and often only provide snapshots of your land. With Orbica, you get up-to-date information every week without the high price tag. Our automated system quickly spots harvest progress and environmental changes, so you can focus on managing your forest instead of coordinating expensive surveys.

Orbica is about making smarter decisions. You can easily spot areas that need a closer look, and if you want even more detail, our platform allows you to integrate higher-resolution imagery like Planet data. This means you can combine the broad, frequent updates from Sentinel-2 with detailed views when it matters most.

By using Orbica, you can replace costly aerial surveys with a streamlined, cost-effective satellite monitoring solution. Imagine having continuous, reliable insights into your harvest progress and environmental compliance, all at your fingertips. No more delays, no more overspending, just clear, actionable data to keep your operations running smoothly.

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