The adoption of a digital procedure for forest biodiversity assessment is revolutionizing the way ecologists collect and analyze environmental data. This procedure allows for accurate and systematic documentation of biological diversity in forest areas, thereby facilitating the collection of detailed information on the species present, their density, and their distribution.

Thanks to this procedure, professionals can enter data directly in the field, which not only improves accuracy but also the speed of assessment. Features include the ability to add specific observations, photos, and GPS locations, thus enhancing the quality and usefulness of the collected data.

Using this digital procedure helps researchers and forest managers better understand and manage forest ecosystems. It supports conservation efforts by providing reliable, real-time data essential for monitoring changes in biodiversity and for planning appropriate ecological interventions.