The statutory metric, habitat parcels and the 30-year monitoring plan.
30 years of monitoring, scheduled.
£25 a month add-on, on any plan
25% off when you take 3 or more land tools.
General information as at October 2026. Not legal advice; check the regulation or ask a competent person.
Imagery: Esri, Maxar, Earthstar Geographics, and the GIS User Community
Habitat parcels for the baseline and after development, each with habitat group, distinctiveness, condition and strategic significance. Post-development parcels add time to target, difficulty and spatial risk. Units update as you type and are recalculated whenever a parcel changes.
SAMRISK creates 30 annual monitoring slots from the assessment date. Each year's due date appears on the calendar, and a slot past its date shows as overdue.
Each assessment records its assessor and their qualification, the delivery route and its status from draft to monitoring. SAMRISK totals baseline and post-development units and shows whether the net gain meets the 10% minimum.
Real screens
How biodiversity net gain looks in SAMRISK, on the example estate.
The example estate; records are illustrative.
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No. The statutory biodiversity metric tool published by DEFRA is authoritative. SAMRISK's calculation is a simplified working version for planning and tracking, so submit the official metric with your application.
Yes. Choose on-site, off-site (with the provider's name), statutory credits (with the units purchased) or a mix.
Not from the screen yet. Record the consent reference in the assessment notes and attach the decision notice.