Since 2019, soilID, which links LandPKS users to existing soil maps of their location, has been at the core of LandPKS, and we just released a new version, available now.
LandPKS holds a training event in San Luis, Colorado, to introduce local land managers to using LandPKS to access soil and ecological site information that can support management decisions.
As part of their Earth Academy program, the Sequoia Riverlands Trust teaches California high schoolers rangeland science with LandPKS.
The story behind the LandPKS Habitat Module, a tool for wildlife conservation created in conjunction with The Nature Conservancy.
LandPKS, together with The Nature Conservancy of Colorado, is pleased to announce the launch of our newest module, Habitat.
Version 3.3.0 of the LandPKS app adds soil identification predictions and simple calendar-based land management record keeping.
Having the LandPKS app translated into different languages helps improve access to the app for non-English speakers globally.
The LandInfo module walks the user through how to hand texture their soil and document other important site characteristics. Version 3.2 includes a new Soil Color function, which allows the user to determine soil color by taking a photo of the sample next to a reference card.
User feedback on the new features in version 3.0 of the LandPKS app
Knowing your soil texture is critical for understanding your land’s potential.
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