
Biodiversity Intelligence for Sustainable Data Centre Development


Nature and the Network
Data Centres Rely on Nature
Water Supply & Cooling
Many facilities depend on freshwater ecosystems for cooling or process water. Biodiversity degradation can affect water quality and availability.
Climate Regulation
Natural ecosystems help regulate local temperatures and mitigate urban heat island effects, reducing cooling loads.
Site Resilience
Healthy surrounding ecosystems can buffer facilities against flooding, erosion, and extreme weather; critical for operational continuity.
Growing Governance
Biodiversity is a key concern for communities and regulators. Projects with high ecological impact face delays and reputational risks.
Data Centres Can Also Drive Biodiversity Loss
Habitat Destruction
Land clearing for hyperscale and edge sites can fragment or destroy habitats, especially in peri-urban and regional locations.
Water Stress
Overuse of water in sensitive catchments can affect aquatic biodiversity and local ecosystems.
Noise, Light, and Heat Pollution
Operational impacts such as constant lighting, generators, and HVAC systems disrupt surrounding fauna.
Carbon and Footprint Expansion
Increased energy use contributes to broader ecological stress through emissions and land-use change from supporting infrastructure (e.g., transmission lines, roads).
Science-Backed Biodiversity Intelligence for Nature-Positive Data Centres
We combine AI, environmental data, and ecological expertise to help data centre companies understand and reduce their impacts while building resilience and regulatory compliance.
