Zoometrics is the digital infrastructure that enables cities to manage urban biodiversity in a simple, transparent, and collaborative way.
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Municipal census of companion animals, with registration and identification.
Map of encounters with urban wildlife with automatic or assisted impact assessment, to prioritise areas and actions; it starts with the wild boar.
Citizen participation tool with full traceability from the street to adoption (captures, fostering, adoptions, donations, volunteering) that shares data and identity with Meow.
Inventory of parks and gardens for towns and cities, with everything inside them, living and non-living: plants, furniture, play areas and irrigation.
Clear data to anticipate risks, prevent diseases, and create healthier cities.
Zoometrics connects urban biodiversity with human health. By generating clear and traceable data, it helps promote healthier urban environments. In this way, biodiversity becomes visible and a key factor in community well-being.
Audited evidence to ensure regulatory compliance and strengthen municipal legitimacy.
Transparency is a pillar of the Green Deal. Zoometrics turns every record into auditable evidence, aligned with European legislation. This provides legal certainty for municipalities, facilitates access to public funding, and ensures reliable and transparent environmental governance for citizens and Europe.
Traceable metrics that support the design of inclusive, green, safe, and sustainable cities.
With Zoometrics, municipalities can incorporate biodiversity into their urban development plans. From feral cat colony management to tree mapping, every action is recorded and auditable. This supports the creation of more resilient, inclusive, and sustainable cities, in line with the global commitments of SDG 11.
Reliable data that strengthens the conservation of flora and fauna in urban environments.
Urban biodiversity is an integral part of terrestrial ecosystems. Zoometrics transforms local data into clear metrics that support the conservation of flora and fauna. In doing so, it fosters the renaturalization of urban spaces and connects cities with global goals for protecting life on Earth.
Measure and make nature in the city visible to support restoration policies.
The Green Deal promotes reclaiming space for nature in cities. With Zoometrics, municipalities can measure and showcase the impact of urban renaturalization policies. This helps restore local ecosystems, strengthen biodiversity, and contribute to the global goal of reconnecting society with nature.
Urban nature as an ally in the fight against global climate change.
Urban biodiversity contributes to climate change mitigation by absorbing CO₂ and regulating temperature.
A global framework that protects life by connecting human, animal, and environmental health.
One Health recognizes that human health is linked to the health of animals and ecosystems. Zoometrics applies this framework in cities. In this way, each data point becomes useful information to protect collective health.
Cities prepared for future challenges.
Cities face global challenges such as pandemics and climate change. With Zoometrics, biodiversity becomes a central indicator of urban resilience. By connecting local data with global frameworks, municipalities gain a solid foundation to respond to current crises and prepare for the future.
We collaborate with universities, researchers, and innovation centers so that Zoometrics data has academic and social value.
At Zoometrics, we believe science is a fundamental pillar for caring for urban biodiversity. That’s why we work with universities and research institutes to ensure that the data collected through the suite does not remain as isolated records, but is transformed into scientific evidence and applied knowledge.
Thanks to data traceability and anonymization, every citizen or technical report can become an input for research, academic papers, and projects that strengthen public management, inform biodiversity policies, and contribute to international debate.
We aim to connect community, science, and government within a shared ecosystem of collaboration.
ZOOMETRICS, OUR COMMITMENTS
At Zoometrics, we take on clear responsibilities to ensure legitimacy, trust, and real impact in cities.
We work with a firm commitment to educating and raising awareness about the importance of urban biodiversity, valuing the life that inhabits our cities, defending animal welfare, and calling out poor practices when necessary.
We are committed to transparency in every data point and to collaboration with governments, communities, and universities.
Our vision is aligned with the European Green Deal, the EU Biodiversity Strategy 2030, and the One Health approach, convinced that only through responsibility and evidence can we build fairer and more sustainable cities.
Zoometrics is a living suite, in constant evolution. Meow Metrics® manages feline colonies with the TNR (CER) method; Census Metrics keeps the municipal census of companion animals; Wild Metrics maps encounters with urban wildlife; Ark Metrics connects citizen participation with traceability through to adoption, and Silva Metrics inventories the parks and gardens of towns and cities.
Each module and update reflects our commitment to growing alongside scientific, regulatory, and community advances.
Our vision is ambitious: a comprehensive platform to govern urban biodiversity in Europe and around the world. And we know that this future is built step by step, with the right motivation and focus.
Preparing cities to access new opportunities such as biodiversity credits.
The value of urban biodiversity is increasingly being recognized not only in ecological terms, but also from an economic and sustainability perspective. Across Europe, the development of biodiversity credits is advancing—a mechanism designed to reward those who protect and restore nature within their cities.
Meow Metrics is a platform for managing cat colonies with the TNR (Trap-Neuter-Return) method. Ark Metrics, Wild Metrics, Silva Metrics and Census Metrics complete the suite.
Discover how Zoometrics helps your municipality comply with regulations, improve coexistence, and protect your city’s biodiversity.
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Municipal census of companion animals, with registration and identification.
Map of encounters with urban wildlife with automatic or assisted impact assessment, to prioritise areas and actions; it starts with the wild boar.
Citizen participation tool with full traceability from the street to adoption (captures, fostering, adoptions, donations, volunteering) that shares data and identity with Meow.
Inventory of parks and gardens for towns and cities, with everything inside them, living and non-living: plants, furniture, play areas and irrigation.
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