At Plant-e, we develop innovative solutions to restore vulnerable natural areas and improve water management. Our plant-powered sensors enable live data collection on soil moisture, water flow, and restoration processes in peatlands.

We collaborate with partners like Natural England and have installed our sensors in locations including the Cairngorms National Park, the North Pennines, and the Liffey Head Bog in Ireland. This technology provides managers with immediate insight into the condition of the landscape, enabling them to intervene more quickly and effectively.

And we're not just active in the UK and Ireland—we're also deploying our technology in the Netherlands. In collaboration with the ENK Groen en Golf (Green and Golf Association), we're transforming golf course greens, using plant-powered sensors to contribute to sustainable maintenance and energy-conscious monitoring of the course.

Our projects demonstrate how technology and nature reinforce each other. By using smart measurement and sharing data, we make a difference for climate resilience, biodiversity, and sustainable land use.

Together with nature organizations, governments, and local communities, we are building peatlands and landscapes that are resilient in a changing climate and remain valuable for future generations.