Global Forest Watch Webinar - Platform Overview

This webinar provides an overview of Global Forest Watch (GFW). GFW is an interactive online forest monitoring and alert system designed to empower people with information they need to better manage and conserve forests. The user-friendly GFW website and tools unite the latest satellite technology and imagery (including Google Earth and Google Maps Engines), forest management and company concession maps, protected-area maps, mobile technology, and crowdsourcing on a single platform to map the world’s forests.  The platform offers near real time, reliable, and open data about forest cover loss and gain around the world. GFW also offers an interactive map, interactive forest statistics and infographics on the country profiles and rankings, downloadable data by category and location from the open data portal, and apps to address specific forest problems.

Strategic Objective
Mitigation
Topics
Carbon, Emissions, Reducing Emissions from Deforestation & Forest Degradation (REDD+), Conflict and Governance, Forest/Forestry, Land Use, Mitigation, Sustainable Landscapes
Region
Global

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