Geospatial science for conservation

Mapping nature for a more resilient future.

GIS for Nature uses geospatial analysis, remote sensing, and interactive web maps to support nature conservation, climate resilience, forest integrity, and biodiversity protection.

What I do

Science. Maps. Impact.

GIS analysis

Creating spatial datasets and models for conservation decision-making.

Roadless areas

Mapping intact landscapes and assessing road impacts on ecosystems.

Climate resilience

Studying how landscapes buffer heat, floods, and disturbance.

Biodiversity

Linking spatial data with habitat, species, and ecosystem integrity.

Explore

Interactive conservation maps.

A future space for web maps on roadless areas, forest integrity, climate resilience, and biodiversity.

Map preview

Roadless Areas Explorer

MapLibre web map coming soon

Featured projects

Selected work

Project

Forest Integrity

Remote sensing and geospatial research on forest structure, resilience and ecological integrity.

Coming soon →

Project

Interactive Conservation Mapping

Modern web maps and geospatial tools that make environmental data accessible for conservation decisions.

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Dr. Monika T. Hoffmann

Why GIS for Nature?

From geospatial science to conservation impact.

I am Dr. Monika T. Hoffmann, a geospatial scientist specialising in GIS, remote sensing and conservation planning. I created GIS for Natureto bridge scientific research, geospatial technologies and practical conservation. Through spatial analysis, remote sensing and interactive web mapping, I transform complex environmental data into information, insights and tools that support biodiversity conservation, forest integrity, climate resilience and evidence-based decision-making.

Global → Regional

Conservation Mapping

15+

Research Projects

15+

Scientific Publications

10+

Years of Experience

Open

International Collaborations

Let's work together for nature, science, and resilient landscapes.

Open to collaborations, research projects, conservation mapping, web maps, GIS consulting, and impact-driven environmental work.

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