We used GIS to develop landscape reserve designs (LRDs) that met provincial biodiversity targets for forest management. Our approach identified areas for managed forest, ensuring harvest opportunities aligned with conservation goals.

Supported the development of an Integrated Resource Management Plan in collaboration with a First Nation. We identified key areas for protection, including salmon-bearing streams, wildlife corridors, and culturally significant sites, designating them as no-harvest zones while preserving opportunities for economic development.

This project focused on assessing the overlap between vessel traffic and whale migration routes in the Arctic. By mapping and evaluating these interactions, we aimed to identify critical areas for conservation and inform strategies to mitigate potential impacts on whale populations.

Assessed environmental impacts in the Amazon Rainforest using GIS. The analysis identified critical conservation areas and supported the development of sustainable management strategies to protect the ecosystem.