The Habitat And Land Observation Hub (HALO) specialises in satellite and land observation techniques including use of high-resolution satellite imagery, UAV/drones and bio-acoustics for informing and monitoring habitat restoration.

The Habitat And Land Observation hub is a place for researchers, practitioners, and those undertaking commercial innovation in the sector. It is a forum to share research, projects, events, and discussion related to the use of technology in monitoring and supporting UK nature recovery. The HALO hub specialises in satellite and land observation techniques including use of high-resolution satellite imagery, UAV/drones and bio-acoustics for informing and monitoring habitat restoration across the UK.

A place to discover and discuss innovations in remote sensing and earth observations, join the Habitat And Land Observation Hub.

How to access the HALO hub
1. Sign up as a free Ecosystem Knowledge Network member

2. Select your profile

3. Select Hubs from the side menu

4. Join, discover and discuss

The HALO hub was created through a partnership between Surrey Wildlife Trust and Ecosystem Knowledge Network. It has been created as part of the Space4Nature project, in collaboration with the University of Surrey, Buglife and Painshill Park Trust. Space4Nature has been generously supported by the players of the Peoples Postcode Lottery.