How can we access the information of the rainforest when
it's 30m in the trees?
Tropical rainforests are one of the largest repositories of ecoystem and biochemical data in the world. Cataloging this data is our best hope for convincing global corporations that these forests are more valuable as research environments than as lumberyards.
The Bromeliad Research Shelter is a single-person installable shelter designed allow researchers to live and work for weeks in the upper canopy where the greatest biodiversity exists. It's air-inflated trusswork and minimal carbon fiber frame make it light enough to be packed to a location, opening up areas of forest which were previously unreachable
Tropical rainforests are one of the largest repositories of ecoystem and biochemical data in the world. Cataloging this data is our best hope for convincing global corporations that these forests are more valuable as research environments than as lumberyards.
The Bromeliad Research Shelter is a single-person installable shelter designed allow researchers to live and work for weeks in the upper canopy where the greatest biodiversity exists. It's air-inflated trusswork and minimal carbon fiber frame make it light enough to be packed to a location, opening up areas of forest which were previously unreachable
