TNFD, CSRD & SBTN
Aligning with leading global biodiversity frameworks

Biodiversity Data for
Sustainable Food Systems

evolito delivers biodiversity data that food producers, cooperatives, and retailers can trust. Our monitoring technology validates regenerative practices, reduces supply chain risk, and provides clear evidence to strengthen brand reputation and unlock new opportunities.
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evolito Impact Plan
Resilient food systems start with biodiversity
Healthy ecosystems are the foundation of resilient food systems. As biodiversity declines, producers face rising pressure to demonstrate sustainable practices, reduce risk in their value chains, and provide clear evidence of impact.
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Agriculture needs credible biodiversity evidence

Modern agriculture and rising reporting demands are changing how food systems are managed. Without reliable, site-specific biodiversity data, producers risk lower yields, missed market opportunities, and increased pressure from stakeholders.
Data gaps: Without continuous monitoring, biodiversity impacts remain invisible and hard to manage.
Reputation & risk: Weak biodiversity evidence undermines sustainability claims and damages trust.
Stakeholder expectations: Consumers, producers and retailers increasingly demand transparent proof of biodiversity performance.
Rising compliance: Frameworks such as CSRD, TNFD, and sourcing standards require science-based evidence, not assumptions.
Biodiversity Monitoring

Empowering food and agriculture with actionable insights

evolito provides continuous, field-level biodiversity intelligence through insect-based monitoring. With this data, food and agriculture organizations can validate regenerative practices, manage supply chain risks, unlock new opportunities, and strengthen their brand reputation.
Continuous monitoring: On-site sensors track insect as a proxy for ecosystem health.
Science-based insights: Data is processed and transformed into clear metrics on biodiversity over time.
4 key metrics
insect abundance, activity, biomass and diversity.
Uplift
An innovative biodiversity metric that measure seasonal change and impact in natural ecosystems.
Impact Delivered

Build resilience and reduce risk exposure

Clear biodiversity evidence supports sustainable farming and reduces vulnerabilities in food production. evolito empowers organizations to demonstrate progress and unlock tangible value.
Validate regenerative practices: Provide science-based evidence of biodiversity improvements to prove sustainable farming methods.
Manage supply chain risk: Detect biodiversity impacts early to protect resilience and secure supply chains.
Strengthen brand reputation
Communicate transparent proof of biodiversity impact to build trust with stakeholders.
Unlock business opportunities
Use credible biodiversity data to access premium markets and preferred supplier status.
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Why insects are essential for biodiversity monitoring and ecosystem health

Why insects?
Insects provide critical data for understanding biodiversity and ecosystem changes. This scientifically validated monitoring method empowers businesses to make informed decisions about their environmental impact.
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Our approach

Take the lead on nature with actionable insights.

Habitat Assessment
Our specialists provide habitat assessments based on your project location. We evaluate habitat condition, ecosystem connectivity, and key environmental variables influencing biodiversity.
Project Design
We collaborate with customers to design tailored biodiversity decision intelligence programs. We optimize project parameters to ensure maximum data value for your biodiversity objectives and strategic goals.
Continuous Monitoring
With our innovative evoSense sensors we help establish, measure, and track biodiversity performance. We capture baseline insect data, habitat benchmarking, and Uplift measurement over time.
Data Insights
Our analytics platform combines AI and proprietary algorithms to deliver biodiversity insights on habitat health at your sites, accessible through our evoInsights portal.
Testimonials
"evolito's sensor is a promising technology that could become an important tool for quantifying both biomass and diversity.

It represents a significant initial step towards measuring biomass in a more automated manner.  We have been involved since the beginning, using the sensors as a complement to more traditional monitoring methods.

The technology delivers good, usable data in an easily accessible manner. Their support and service are readily available."
Representative
Copenhagen Zoo
”evolito has been super helpful in the entire process, from planning to setting up the in-field sensors and getting data insights continuously. As we have no biodiversity specialists in-house, it has been really valuable that the team has always been ready to answer any questions we might have.

evolito helps us monitor and document our biodiversity initiatives. This is a very important step for us to ensure full transparency with our customers, and to live up to our ambition on reducing our biodiversity footprint.”

Representative
Rema 1000
”We have decided to engage with evolito due to their data-backed solution and extensive science based expertise within biodiversity.

We believe they are a great partner to help us baseline, understand, and continuously monitor our impact on biodiversity, firstly throughout our own manufacturing operations, and eventually with the potential to upscale further into our value chain.”

Representative
BAVARIAN NORDIC
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FAQ

Frequently asked
questions

How does insect monitoring help farmers manage crops?

Insect monitoring provides continuous data on insect activity, and ecosystem health. This helps farmers optimize sustainable practices, reduce pesticide use through natural pest control, and make informed decisions about cover crops and habitat management.

Can food producers use this data for sustainability reporting?

Yes, our continuous biodiversity data helps food producers demonstrate sustainable sourcing practices and support supplier biodiversity improvement programs. The data provides transparent evidence of ecological stewardship for stakeholder reporting and brand sustainability initiatives.

How do cooperatives benefit from biodiversity monitoring?

Cooperatives can aggregate biodiversity data across member farms to demonstrate collective environmental impact, support members with advisory services, and access premium markets requiring biodiversity documentation. This creates value for both the cooperative and its members.

What is the installation process for farms?

Our sensors are designed for easy, plug-and-play installation with no technical expertise required. Solar-powered and weather-resistant, they operate continuously across agricultural landscapes. We provide remote support and guidance throughout the deployment process.

How long does it take to see meaningful biodiversity trends?

Initial biodiversity baselines can be established within 2-4 weeks of continuous monitoring. Meaningful seasonal patterns and practice impact assessments typically emerge after 3-6 months, with robust long-term trends becoming evident after one full growing season.