OBSERVA FLORESTAS

Global Forest Watch (GFW) é um alerta sistema concebido para capacitar pessoas em todos os lugares com as informações que eles precisam para melhor gerenciar e conservar paisagens florestais e monitoramento florestal on-line interativo. Global Forest Watch utiliza tecnologia de ponta e ciência para fornecer as informações timeliest e mais precisas sobre o status de floresta paisagens em todo o mundo, incluindo alertas quase em tempo real, mostrando a localização de suspeita de perda recente de capa de árvore. GFW é gratuito e simples de usar, permitindo que qualquer pessoa criar mapas personalizados, analisar tendências de floresta, subscrever alertas ou baixar os dados de sua área local ou de todo o mundo. Os usuários também podem contribuir para GFW, compartilhando dados e histórias do solo através do GFW ferramentas de crowdsourcing, blogs e grupos de discussão. Especiais "apps" fornecem informações detalhadas para empresas que desejam reduzir o risco de desmatamento em suas cadeias de suprimentos, os usuários que querem monitorar incêndios em todo o Sudeste Asiático e muito mais. GFW serve uma variedade de usuários, incluindo governos, setor privado, ONGs, jornalistas, universidades e público em geral.
GFW é uma parceria crescente das organizações, contribuindo com dados, tecnologia, financiamento e experiência. A parceria GFW é convocada pelo World Resources Institute. Veja a lista completa de parceiros abaixo.

The GFW blog catalyzes conversations around improved forest management by providing timely, credible analysis on threats to global forests.

Global Forest Watch (GFW) is an interactive online forest monitoring and alert system designed to empower people everywhere with the information they need to better manage and conserve forest landscapes. Global Forest Watch uses cutting edge technology and science to provide the timeliest and most precise information about the status of forest landscapes worldwide, including near-real-time alerts showing suspected locations of recent tree cover loss. GFW is free and simple to use, enabling anyone to create custom maps, analyze forest trends, subscribe to alerts, or download data for their local area or the entire world. Users can also contribute to GFW by sharing data and stories from the ground via GFW’s crowdsourcing tools, blogs, and discussion groups. Special “apps” provide detailed information for companies that wish to reduce the risk of deforestation in their supply chains, users who want to monitor fires across Southeast Asia, and more. GFW serves a variety of users including governments, the private sector, NGOs, journalists, universities, and the general public.
GFW is a growing partnership of organizations contributing data, technology, funding, and expertise. The GFW partnership is convened by the World Resources Institute. See a full list of partners below.

Global Forest Watch (GFW) is a warning system designed to empower people everywhere with the information they need to better manage and conserve forest landscapes and interactive online forest monitoring. Global Forest Watch uses the latest technology and science to provide the timeliest and most accurate information about the status of forest landscapes around the world, including near real-time alerts showing the location of suspected recent tree cover loss. GFW is free and simple to use, allowing anyone to create custom maps, analyze forest trends, subscribe alerts or download the data from your local area or from around the world. Users can also contribute to GFW, sharing data and stories from the soil through the GFW crowdsourcing tools, blogs and discussion groups. Special "apps" provide detailed information to companies who wish to reduce the risk of deforestation in their supply chains, users who want to monitor fires throughout Southeast Asia and more. GFW offers a variety of users, including governments, private sector, NGOs, journalists, universities and the general public.
GFW is a growing partnership of organizations contributing data, technology, financing and experience. The GFW partnership is convened by the World Resources Institute. See the full list of partners below.

The GFW blog catalyzes conversations around improved forest management by providing timely, credible analysis on Threats to global forests.

Global Forest Watch (GFW) is an online interactive forest monitoring and alert system designed to empower people everywhere with the information They need to better manage and conserve forest landscapes. Global Forest Watch uses cutting edge technology and science To provide the timeliest and most need information about the status of forest landscapes worldwide, including near-real-time alerts showing Suspected locations of recent tree cover loss. GFW is free and simple to use, enabling anyone to create custom maps, forest analyze trends, subscribe to alerts, or download date for Their local area or the entire world. Users can Also Contribute to GFW by sharing data and stories from the ground via GFW's crowdsourcing tools, blogs, and discussion groups. Special "apps" Provide detailed information for companies que wish to reduce the risk of deforestation in Their supply chains, users who want to monitor fires across Southeast Asia, and more. GFW serves a variety of users including Governments, the private sector, NGOs, journalists, universities, and the general public.
GFW is a growing partnership of organizations contributing data, technology, funding, and expertise. The GFW partnership is convened by the World Resources Institute. See the full list of partners below.