Activity records
Keep what was done, when it was done and which evidence supports the restoration activity.
Climate & Nature · Restoration records
Methods, field observations and evidence — kept together.
VÖRSANN restoration records keep activities, methods, field context and review history connected to one project identity for work such as reforestation, mangrove restoration or biochar-related project files.
Restoration record
Activity, method, field context and review remain on the same project history.
PDOS can structure the project lifecycle and work, while DPAL can preserve provenance, custody and review history where configured.
Methods and limits
Attach methods, assumptions, source context and the limits of the record to the project identity.
Field context
Tie field observations, photos and mapped areas to the same restoration record across time.
Reviewable evidence
Prepare bounded evidence packs for review without treating the software record as registry issuance or certification.
Technical flow
Method → activity → field evidence → review.
Keep methodology and assumptions visible
Attach field observations to mapped project areas
Preserve activity dates and supporting evidence
Separate review readiness from registry or credit issuance
Restoration records