At the 37th Sedlar Meeting (Sedlarjevo srečanje), held on 16 October at Center Rog in Ljubljana, our colleague Tine Mlač presented how we at Envirodual d.o.o. used laser scanning (LiDAR), machine learning and artificial intelligence to develop a digital tree cadastre covering all 212 Slovenian municipalities. 🌿 We showed how modern technologies can support more effective tree monitoring, green space planning and the adaptation of cities to climate change. Thank you to the Sl

Our third and final expert workshop is behind us, and it was full of energy! At the Ministry of Natural Resources and Spatial Planning, a diverse group of experts came together from the fields of nature conservation, marine biology, agriculture, forestry, spatial planning, tourism, protected areas and more. This is exactly the mix of knowledge needed when tackling climate change adaptation. 🔍 In the morning, we took a close look at the partial results of the climate vulnerab

In September, Envirodual d.o.o. and the Municipality of Cerknica successfully carried out European Mobility Week. The programme ran throughout the month and once again brought together numerous organisations, schools, kindergartens, associations and residents. 🚶‍🚌 We are especially pleased with the great response to the first-ever Walking Bus (Pešbus) at Notranjski odred Cerknica Primary School and its branch school in Begunje pri Cerknici. Throughout September, children wa

The IPPCP project aimed to put the Data Space approach into practice and test how secure, governed data exchange can be used in real municipal scenarios. For the Envirodual d.o.o. team, the project was an opportunity to do more than connect to an existing Data Space. Using Eclipse Tractus-X technologies, we helped build and deploy the pilot infrastructure that enabled organisations to share data securely under agreed terms. This gave us hands-on experience in turning the Data

This was the question we set out to answer last Wednesday at a workshop in Piran, where nature conservation experts gathered to assess how climate change affects marine and coastal habitats, from Posidonia seagrass meadows to marine reefs and coastal saline habitats. Together, we identified which climate hazards are most critical for these habitats, how sensitive and adaptable they are, and how we will monitor them in the future. The workshop is part of the national climate v