MORFO plans restoration projects, runs the works and answers for the result. This page explains how the diagnostic starts that work.
Know what your land can do, before you spend.
Two steps. The first is free.
What you send.
- The area, as a shapefile, a KML, or a rural land registry number.
- Your objective: compliance, carbon, land value, or restoration.
- Whether you control the land, and by when you want to plant.
- Anything you have on the history of use. Optional, and it speeds things up.
A shapefile is the fastest route. Without one, coordinates or a registry number work.
The two steps.
| What you learn | Pre-analysis, satellite | Field diagnostic, drone and field |
|---|---|---|
| Where machines can work | estimated by slope class | mapped area by area |
| What soil preparation is needed | not available | measured compaction sets the method and cost per area |
| What the soil holds | type and acidity estimated from public datasets | full laboratory analysis |
| Starting-point imagery | satellite, 10 m per pixel | drone, 0.3 to 3 cm per pixel, with multispectral |
| Which species to plant | a first list from the model | confirmed and adjusted by local inventory |
| Invasives, regrowth and obstacles | macro signals only | field survey with geolocated photographs |
| Evidence for an auditor | not available | dated and geolocated, audit-ready |
What comes back, and when.
- Step one: within five business days, a go or no-go, what is plantable, what regenerates on its own, and where the risks sit.
- Step two: a preliminary report shortly after the field visit, then the final report with a prescription per area.
- Then the plan and the costed model, the input your investment committee or your regulator needs.
What it costs.
The first read is free and carries no commitment. The field diagnostic is a fixed fee for your area, agreed before it starts.