Landler Rulebook
  • Overview
  • Glossary
  • Section (a) The Platform
    • Section (a.1) Upload Plot Data for identification
    • Section (a.2) Verification of identity
    • Section (a.3) Proof of Land Stewardship
    • Section (a.4) Sponsorship
    • Section (a.5) Data Protection Information
  • Section (b) The measurement of land characteristics
    • Section (b.1) Dimensions, Indicators and Models Dimensions
    • Section (b.2) Data Sources
    • Section (b.3) Modelling
    • Dimension: Carbon
      • Indicator: Soil Carbon Stock
      • Indicator: Soil Carbon Potential
      • Indicator: Greenhouse Gas Emissions
    • Dimension: Water
      • Indicator: Soil Moisture
      • Indicator: Water Holding Capacity
      • Indicator: Water Holding Capacity Potential
    • Dimension: Biodiversity
      • Indicator: Protected On-Farm Habitat
      • Indicator: Deforestation
      • Indicator: Ecological Integrity
      • Indicator: Habitat Intactness
      • Indicator: Indicator Species Presence
  • Section (c) - Natural Capital Accounting
    • Section (c.1) Natural Capital Account
    • Section (c.2) Locking and Activation of a Natural Capital Account
    • Section (c.3) Natural Capital Units
    • Section (c.4) Natural Capital Units Attributes
  • Section (d) - Nature Equity Assets
  • Section (e) - Nature Equity Accounts and Settlement Services
    • Section (e.1) Nature Equity Account
    • Section (e.2) Settlement Services
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  1. Section (b) The measurement of land characteristics
  2. Dimension: Biodiversity

Indicator: Protected On-Farm Habitat

Indicator

Protected On-Farm Habitat

Status

Automated on Landler

Land covers

Cropland, Grassland

Description

Percentage of semi-natural and natural areas set aside from agricultural production.

Unit

%

Temporal Resolution

Annual Assessment

Spatial Resolution

10m

Data

Satellite imagery (Sentinel 2, ALOS PALSAR).

Method

Protected on-farm habitat (POFH) is seen as areas within a field or a plot that is not used for agricultural purposes or, with minimum human interference. These areas could potentially contribute towards biodiversity growth. It is therefore not a quantification of biodiversity, rather it is an indication of areas which could potentially contain or contribute towards biodiversity growth. The POFH areas are calculated by analysing land-cover data over time. For maximum accuracy TLG uses a land-cover model developed in-house to be able to identify areas which might qualify for protected on farm habitats. These areas are then evaluated over time to validate their consistency. A consistent area means it would not have been disturbed during the time of analysis, which is a minimum requirement for biodiversity to thrive.

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