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UPDATE: High-resolution satellite imagery is back on GFW
Since March, high resolution satellite imagery has been unavailable on Global Forest Watch while we switched service providers from UrtheCast to Sentinel Hub to ensure continued global coverage. We wanted to thank you for your patience during this process, and update you with the exciting news that you can now once again access high-resolution satellite imagery on GFW! View this spot on the GFW interactive map. Sentinel Hub provides the latest Landsat 8 and Sentinel 2 […]
UPDATE: GLAD deforestation alerts temporarily on hold
As you may have noticed, the GLAD deforestation alerts have not updated for several weeks. We wanted to thank you for your patience and give you the latest on when the alerts are expected to be back online. When will GLAD alerts be back? The team at University of Maryland’s Global Land Analysis & Discovery […]
Customizing GFW made easy with Map Builder
By Thomas Maschler and Asa Strong WATCH OUR WEBINAR to learn how to use GFW Map Builder Open data enables communities and decisions makers around the world to engage in important societal and environmental issues. It increases transparency and informs actions that often affect livelihoods. But simply making data ‘open’ doesn’t guarantee change. To drive […]
Private: Model Forests and Initiative 20×20
The Model Forests are voluntary and intersectoral social platforms, where people and institutions are organized, make participatory decisions and integrate capacities to jointly manage the territory where they live, their natural resources and human development model. Within Initiative 20×20, the Model Forests are an important set of examples of landscape management experiences that achieve restoration. […]
GLAD Alerts Under Construction
By Mikaela Weisse You may have noticed that there haven’t been any new visualizations or subscription emails for GFW’s GLAD tree cover loss alerts in the last few weeks – we’ve encountered a bug that’s preventing us from registering new alerts in our system. Basically, it’s a big data problem: the alerts are so numerous […]
