“We are used to talking about connecting people. But today, technology also allows us to better understand what is happening around us: where water is being lost, how conditions for plant growth are changing, and when intervention is needed to prevent damage. Sensors alone do not protect nature — people do. Our task is to provide them with tools that help identify problems earlier and make more informed decisions. This is where we see the value of the Internet of Things in protecting nature and conserving biodiversity,” said the General Director of Viva.