Knowing Every Plant's Place
Putting Plants in Place through mapping, plant recording, and information management.
Putting Plants in Place through mapping, plant recording, and information management.
We help botanic gardens, conservation organisations, researchers, and land managers understand the identity, location, provenance, and history of the plants they manage.
Through integrated geospatial mapping using GNSS technology, accessioning, collection auditing, botanical GIS, and information systems management, we transform fragmented records into trusted knowledge that supports conservation, research, and long-term stewardship.
Because every plant has a place—and every place has a story.
Why PosiPlant Systems?
**Precision**
High-accuracy spatial data ensures confidence in every record.
**Conservation Focused**
Our work supports biodiversity conservation, ecological restoration, and long-term stewardship.
**Data Driven**
Transform field observations into searchable, accessible, and valuable information.
**Future Ready**
Build digital assets that support research, management, reporting, and planning for decades to come.
**Better Plant Data. Better Conservation Outcomes**
Discover how spatial technology can reveal new insights into your plant collections and conservation programs.
Why PosiPlant Systems? We Understand Plants Our work begins with an understanding that plants are biological collections, not simply spatial assets. We Understand Data We combine botanical knowledge with modern geospatial technologies, database design, and information management. We Understand Conservation Every project is approached with a focus on preserving knowledge, improving decision-making, and supporting biodiversity outcomes. We Build for the Future Well-managed plant information becomes more valuable over time. Our systems are designed to support organisations for decades, not just the duration of a project. Who We Work With • Botanic Gardens • Arboreta • Universities • Herbaria • Conservation Organisations • Ecological Restoration Practitioners • Local Government • State Government Agencies • Research Institutions • Land Managers