News from Danmarks Miljøportal

Learn more about new functions and get specific tools for a more advanced use of Danmarks Arealinformation.

New features in Kemidata make it easier for landowners, citizens and authorities to find local measurements and see the development of substances in the aquatic environment over time.

Danmarks Miljøportal's plugin for QGIS, which provides access to the data catalogue directly in QGIS, has been renamed.

With the new Naturdatabase app, data on species and nature can be registered directly in the field without paper and extra workflows. This provides more efficient data collection for use in nature management, case processing and assessment of the state of nature.

Danmarks Miljøportal strengthens its board work with the appointment of Trine Bødker, Deputy Director General of the Danish Environmental Protection Agency, as a new board member.

A new digital template will make it easier for companies to take environmental conditions into account when applying for permits for raw material extraction, and at the same time facilitate the authorities' case processing.

We've updated the search in the latest version of the Lagvælger to now be supported by AI.

We've updated our Help Center to make it even easier for you to find the help you need.

The start-up Koordinat uses data found via Danmarks Miljøportal and artificial intelligence to give municipalities a better overview of changes in protected nature and make monitoring more efficient.

A new digital template is launched on a popular environmental tool to protect the environment, raise quality and standardize conflict analyses in the Danish Road Directorate's infrastructure projects.

Synchronization errors have been experienced between Screening for Surfacewater and the DKJord database during the migration to terraform on the demo environment.

We are proud to announce that Miljøportalen has been nominated for the Digitalisation Award 2026 in the Coherence Award category. The nomination is by MARS together with SGAV, in addition, DMI's national warning system is also nominated, to which Danmarks Miljøportal contributes.

Now the development of the new Jupiter system begins, and at this webinar you can hear what we get (and don't get) in the first phase. 

Banedanmark is in the process of installing 1200 sensors in nature, which they expect to be up by the end of 2026. But the current 2-300 sensors have already averted problems, including from a nationally known beaver. At the same time, municipalities and research institutions are eager to get their hands on the meters' data, which is shared freely on Danmarks Miljøportal.

The time is approaching for the Municipalities' annual reporting to the Rat Database of the year 2025 with a deadline of 1 April 2026. We therefore offer a mini-course of 40-45 minutes to municipal caseworkers within the Rat area to help with reporting. The webinar will deal with where and how to report to the Rat Database.

A new digital solution strengthens workflows and data quality in the national groundwater monitoring.

Danmarks Miljøportal offers webinars for landowners on the system Arealnotifikation: here you can subscribe to registrations of §3 protected nature and much more.

As we enter 2026, we do so with a common digital environmental foundation that is stronger, more cohesive, and applied than ever before.

Here you will find updates vdr. the temporary closure of the VanDa application.

At present, it is not possible to report analyses via the B-well web service.