At Numu, we support the long-term health of forests and the communities that depend on them through advanced aerial remote sensing and geospatial intelligence. Using drone-based LiDAR, multispectral, and RGB imagery, we deliver high-resolution data that reveals forest structure, ecosystem conditions, and vegetation health with exceptional accuracy. Our technology enables land stewards to monitor change, prioritize treatment areas, and plan sustainable, fire-resilient forest management strategies.

Our work goes beyond simple imaging. Numu provides detailed forest metrics — including species identification, canopy health, tree height, biomass estimates, and diameter at breast height (DBH) — giving land managers the ability to evaluate stand dynamics and detect early signs of stress, disease, or die-off. These insights help guide thinning efforts, cultural burning programs, habitat protection, and climate-resilient restoration planning.

From post-harvest assessments and fuels mapping to identifying downed woody debris and assessing vegetation recovery after fire, Numu’s geospatial tools empower tribes, agencies, and conservation partners with the data needed to make informed, culturally grounded, and ecologically sound decisions.

At Numu, this work reflects more than science — it reflects stewardship. We combine cutting-edge mapping technology with traditional values to help protect forests, restore balance to the land, and support healthy ecosystems for future generations.