Field Notes: The March Canopy Census, Twelve Drone Flights a Day
Every March we fly every southern-hemisphere site at peak canopy. Twelve flights a day, dawn tides, and a data pipeline that turns pixels into a season's verdict.
Jack Callum ·
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Every March we fly every southern-hemisphere site at peak canopy. Twelve flights a day, dawn tides, and a data pipeline that turns pixels into a season's verdict.
Jack Callum ·
Field notes from the day Canopy Ledger's first verified carbon credit was retired — the registry paperwork, the hesitations, and what the crew made of the moment.
Priya Raman ·
A Tidewright field note from Tasmania's Lumeriah Coast: anchoring a monitoring buoy over the thousandth seeded hectare, and what a big round number is actually worth.
Jack Callum ·
The first biodiversity credit we ever issued took eleven months, three verifiers and one metric we threw away. Field notes from inside the process.
Priya Raman ·
Once a season, Tidewright's canopy maps get their night of judgment. Field ops lead Jack Callum logs a verification night inside the Canopy Ledger.
Jack Callum ·