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New Projects

Shared Purpose, 

Global Impact

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Intergration of Habitat Info Projects into TACP

TACP (UK) Ltd is undertaking the management of a suite of established environmental information projects previously developed by Habitat Info Ltd, following the decision of its founder, Rob Davies, to transition toward semi-retirement.

This transfer represents both continuity and collaboration. Prior to joining TACP, Tim Wroblewski contributed to the early conceptual and technical development of several of these initiatives, facilitating a seamless integration of methods and datasets.

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Global Raptor Impact Network (GRIN)

TACP now maintains the Android, iOS and web infrastructure for the Peregrine Fund (USA), supporting an international programme dedicated to the conservation of threatened and endangered raptors.
GRIN synthesises the African Raptor DataBank with the Peregrine Fund’s Global Raptor Information Network, creating a unified platform through which researchers can collect, curate and analyse spatial and ecological data to advance global raptor conservation science.


 

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West Wales Biodiversity Information Centre

Our role encompasses the maintenance of spatial databases and the provision of advanced Geographic Information System (GIS) support.

In collaboration with partners including the Wales Council for Voluntary Action, Local Nature Partnerships and the Brecon Beacons National Park Authority, we design and implement bespoke online mapping and reporting tools that underpin evidence-based decision-making and nature-based solution planning.

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OneWorld Sustainable Investments

Working with this Cape Town and Brussels-based organisation, TACP contributes to applied research on socio-ecological resilience under climate and resource constraints.

Current work focuses on a project funded by the
Green Climate Fund and led by the South African National Biodiversity Institute, where TACP is responsible for the assimilation and analysis of multi-scalar spatial datasets to identify priority intervention zones for ecological adaptation aimed at enhancing water resource security.

By integrating these projects, TACP extends its portfolio of applied ecological research and spatial analytics, reinforcing our commitment to evidence-driven strategies for biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation.

Project Links

Data and Research

Technical Appendix

Solar Opportunity

Wind Opportunity

Woodland Opportunity

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