I’ve finally finished some light engineering for the bioacoustic monitoring work within the Root2Fork project this summer. The work requires installing monitoring stations to capture the (acoustic) biodiversity across various multi-strata agroforestry systems. The test rig is currently running in the garden with the others in storage.
Some valuable lessons learned are that it seems: 1. good hardware stores are scarce these days, 2. sourcing from large vendors which would still serve smaller businesses and low volumes is key 3.
BlueGreen Labs is happy to announce our partnership with the Root2Fork project (project lead: Prof. dr. Farah Assaad at the Technical University of Munich). The project aims at measuring the impact of regenerative agriculture through multi-strata agroforestry systems, from both a economic (feasibility) and scientific perspective, and this across a large latitudinal gradient spanning the European continent. In this context, we will provide critical scientific (field) support; including logistics, soil sampling, bioacoustic and remote sensing solutions.