
Global Forest Watch
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Global Forest Watch provides the best available data and user-driven tools for monitoring forests. It's free and easy-to-use. Led by @WorldResources.
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http://www.globalforestwatch.org/ 23-02-2011 16:34:07
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Meet Vinicius Silgueiro! 👋 As part of our #GFW10 Voices of Global Forest Watch series, Vinicius shares how Instituto Centro de Vida integrated technology into environmental conservation efforts across Mato Grosso, Brazil. 🎥 gfw.global/3WZbd8j Via Global Forest Watch

Join GFW and WRI Africa to hear perspectives from Indigenous & local communities on how community-led forest management can strengthen forest conservation, protect land rights & contribute to livelihoods in the Congo Basin. 📅Nov 7 🗣Français & English ➡ gfw.global/3YmKZeO


Drivers of mining vary by geography⛏️ 20% of global coal-related #TreeCoverLoss happened in the U.S. between 2001 and 2019. Restoring these areas to the endemic mature red spruce forests of the past can take at least 50 years. More from Global Forest Watch: bit.ly/48fRuoc


#EntrevistaOP🎙️El investigador asociado de Global Forest Watch James MacCarthy señala que la deforestación, la crisis climática y el fenómeno de El Niño son la tormenta perfecta para crear incendios forestales récord. 👉🏼bit.ly/3NFxpOM👈🏼




In our 3rd #GFW10 webinar, we’ll hear how Rainforest Foundation US, ORAU Oficial and Forest Watch Indonesia are using deforestation alerts on GFW to stop illegal #deforestation. Register today! English ➡ gfw.global/3AoTmP1 Español ➡ gfw.global/40zFUTd



We are thrilled to share the fifth installment of our #GFW10 Voices of Global Forest Watch series, featuring Jaringan Pemantau Independen Kehutanan's Muhammad Ichwan. 🛰 🎥 Watch the full interview and learn more about JPIK's work in our newest blog ➡ gfw.global/3CPwbhA

57% of tree cover loss linked to coal extraction from 2000 to 2019 happened in Indonesia alone⛏️🌳 Mining in this region has taken a toll on people and landscapes. Find out how from Global Forest Watch▶️ bit.ly/48fRuoc






🌳Global Forest Watch’ analysis of #TreeCoverLoss data from @umd_glad reveals the tropics saw an unprecedented level of fires in 2024. We cannot afford to ignore the 2024 wake-up call 👉 go.wri.org/tree-cover-los…

