Intelligence for Sustainability
Sustainability is becoming harder to navigate.
Organisations face increasing scrutiny, changing regulations and growing expectations from stakeholders. Success requires more than ambition. It requires evidence, insight and confidence.
At Geospatial Intelligence, we help organisations understand environmental risk, meet compliance obligations and make informed decisions through objective data, environmental monitoring and geospatial expertise.
Sustainability is the goal. Intelligence is how we help organisations achieve it.

What we do
We help organisations understand environmental risk, meet compliance obligations and make informed sustainability decisions through objective data, environmental monitoring and geospatial expertise.
Carbon Accounting & Modelling
We quantify greenhouse gas emissions and removals across agriculture, forestry and land-use change systems, helping organisations understand their environmental footprint and identify opportunities for improvement.
Geospatial Analysis
Using GIS, remote sensing and spatial intelligence, we help organisations understand landscapes, monitor environmental change and identify emerging risks.
Earth Observation Integration
We combine satellite-derived intelligence with on-ground and operational data to provide a clearer picture of environmental performance and land-use outcomes, including water availability and biodiversity modelling to support a fuller view of landscape health.
Measurement, Reporting & Verification (MRV)
We design practical, scalable and audit-ready systems that support transparent reporting, compliance and long-term programme success.
Sustainability Programme Design
We help organisations build robust sustainability programmes that support regenerative agriculture, supply chain transparency and land-sector reporting.
Our partners
Sustainability challenges are complex. That's why we work alongside trusted partners who bring complementary expertise and capabilities. Together, we deliver integrated solutions that combine environmental intelligence, monitoring, reporting and programme delivery.
Supporting grower onboarding, farm and parcel data capture, workflow design and sustainability programme reporting through industry-leading farm data platforms.
Providing satellite-based earth observation and land-cover change intelligence to support independent monitoring and verification-ready reporting.
Intelligence in action
We help organisations move beyond assumptions and make sustainability decisions based on evidence.
Field-Level Soil Carbon Insight Across a Global Grower Network
The project translated crop management, climate and soil data into a scalable soil carbon baseline, giving the client transparent, field-scale visibility to support emissions reporting and net-zero commitments.Continue reading→
Decoding Deforestation Risk Across Global Commodity Supply Chains
By combining high-resolution satellite time series with soil, forest and peat datasets, the assessment delivers a GHG Protocol-aligned emissions baseline that supply chains can use for climate reporting, risk assessment and sourcing decisions.Continue reading→
Meet the team
Experts in sustainability, science and geospatial intelligence
Gary Richards
Head of Sustainability
A globally recognised leader in land-sector carbon accounting and environmental monitoring, Gary was instrumental in developing Australia's National Carbon Accounting System and FullCAM model. His career spans scientific research, government leadership and international climate initiatives, helping organisations translate complex environmental science into practical decision-making.
Harrison McKenzie-McHarg
Solutions Architect
Harrison specialises in geospatial intelligence, climate analytics and sustainability systems. His expertise spans carbon accounting, land-use change modelling, nature-related risk and environmental reporting, helping organisations navigate increasingly complex sustainability obligations.
Sustainability Advisors
Dr Rob Waterworth
Senior Advisor for Forests and Climate
Dr Rob Waterworth is a globally recognised expert in forestry, land sector carbon, and environmental modelling, with a career spanning science, policy, and commercial delivery. He has co-founded and led organisations including Mullion Group, FLINTpro, and the open-source initiative moja global, and has worked across the Australian Government, corporates, multilateral agencies (FAO, World Bank, UN), and national governments.
Rob is known for building collaboration across government, industry, and NGOs, aligning diverse stakeholders to deliver practical outcomes in complex environments. He combines scientific rigour with real-world application, contributing to foundational systems such as Australia’s FullCAM model, IPCC Guidelines, and leading development of FLINTpro, a global-scale carbon accounting platform.
With experience across all inhabited continents, he brings a strong global perspective, particularly in Southeast Asia and East Africa. He is also a strong advocate for Australia’s geospatial and forest technology sector.
Rob’s work has been recognised through awards including the Eureka Prize, CSIRO Partnership Award, and ESRI Special Achievement in GIS.
Dr Chris Brack
Chief Biometrician
Associate Professor Cris Brack is a recognised expert in forestry, forest measurement, and environmental management, with experience across government and academia. Trained at the Australian National University (ANU), he began his career in the NSW Government leading forest inventory and resource assessment programs.
Cris specialises in integrating applied statistics, remote sensing, and ecological modelling to improve understanding of forest systems. His work has focused on developing sampling strategies, modelling tools, and decision-support systems used in forest management and policy.
His research has contributed to major national initiatives, including Australia’s National Carbon Accounting System, also recognised with the Eureka Prize for Environmental Science.
He has held international leadership roles, including in New Zealand, Cris continues to support collaborative research across Australia and the Asia-Pacific, advancing forest science and environmental monitoring.
Ready to make more informed sustainability decisions?
Whether you're navigating compliance requirements, monitoring environmental outcomes, developing sustainability programmes or strengthening reporting frameworks, our team can help.



