Terms of use
Last updated: 22 October 2026
These terms apply when you use earthsurveillance.com. By using the website you accept them.
Who we are
The website is run by Earth Surveillance ApS, Adelgade 113, 4., 1304 Copenhagen K, Denmark, CVR 43450514. You can reach us at hello@earthsurveillance.com.
What the website is for
The website gives general information about Earth Surveillance and our services. It is not advice. Rules such as the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) and reporting standards change and apply differently from case to case, so always check what applies to you before you act.
Our services are only delivered under a separate written agreement. What we offer, the price and the conditions are set out in that agreement. Nothing on the website is a binding offer.
Our content
Texts, graphics, models, photos, videos, logos and the name Earth Surveillance belong to Earth Surveillance ApS or to the people we have permission from.
You are welcome to link to the website and to quote short passages with a clear reference to Earth Surveillance. Anything else, such as copying graphics, photos or larger parts of the text, or using our name or logo, requires our written permission. Write to hello@earthsurveillance.com.
Links to other websites
The website may link to other websites, for example LinkedIn. We are not responsible for their content or for how they handle your data.
Responsibility
We work to keep the website correct and available, but we cannot guarantee that it is always complete, up to date or free of errors, or that it is always online.
To the extent Danish law allows, Earth Surveillance ApS is not liable for any loss that comes from using the website or from relying on its content. This does not limit any rights you have under mandatory law.
Personal data and cookies
How we handle personal data is described in our privacy policy. How we use cookies is described in our cookie policy.
Changes
We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the latest version.
Law and disputes
These terms are governed by Danish law. Any dispute is settled by the Danish courts, with the City Court of Copenhagen (Københavns Byret) as the first instance.