Green Orbit Digital Joins Space4Climate to Drive Climate Action

Green Orbit Digital proudly announces its membership of Space4Climate, a leading advocate for leveraging Earth Observation data to combat climate change. Space4Climate is a dynamic UK network representing the UK’s Earth Observation community, fostering collaboration among public, private, and academic entities to harness satellite data for climate monitoring and informed decision-making.

As a member of Space4Climate, Green Orbit Digital is poised to play a pivotal role in communicating the impact of climate change, devising strategic solutions, and providing consulting services to advance climate resilience. Specialising in content marketing, Green Orbit Digital brings its expertise to amplify the narrative surrounding climate action and empower stakeholders to make informed choices.

Space4Climate, hosted by the National Centre for Earth Observation (NCEO) at the University of Reading, and chaired by the UK Space Agency, serves as a nexus for the seamless supply chain of climate data, from satellite acquisition to the development of climate actionable insights and services. With a high profile both nationally and internationally, Space4Climate is at the forefront of driving innovation and collaboration in climate science and policy.

“Joining Space4Climate underscores our commitment to leveraging technology and data-driven insights to address the pressing challenges of climate change,” said Ryan Laird, Director of Green Orbit Digital. “We are excited to collaborate with fellow members to communicate the urgency of climate action and develop strategies that drive positive environmental impact.”

Space4Climate members innovate, enable and deliver a wide range of climate services, including decision support systems and monitoring tools that utilise satellite data to enhance environmental stewardship and improve quality of life. From understanding and mitigating climate change to optimising logistics and protecting biodiversity, the applications of Earth Observation data are vast and impactful.

For more information about Space4Climate and its mission, please visit www.Space4Climate.com.