We map, document and assess your forests using state-of-the-art methods, evaluate their condition and the possibilities for near-natural management and calculate the ecosystem services that forests can provide.
In doing so, we consider the forest both as an economic and human habitat, which is characterized by human use, as well as the potential that lies dormant in our natural forests in times of climate crisis, loss of biodiversity and lack of carbon storage.
To this end, we are conducting research in several international projects on mapping, aerial image analysis and digital recording methods, which are then used in our projects.
Get in touch with our contact person for forest ecology, Hanns Kirchmeir, by email or telephone or leave us your contact details here and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Planning and implementation support for forest conservation areas
Assessment of naturalness and conservation status of forest ecosystems
Recording of biodiversity-relevant indicators (e.g. deadwood, microhabitats)
Modeling of potentially natural forest communities
Evaluation of ecosystem services
Development of forest ecosystem-adapted protection and utilization concepts
Presentations and moderations, focus on carbon storage, climate-fit forests
Hanns is managing director and responsible for the development of the technical environment of the company, complex modelling, managing of key projects in forest ecology, data management and development cooperation.
Specialty: Comprehensive system analyses
