TNC Web Mapping Applications
This website serves as a portal to various web mapping applications developed by The Nature Conservancy (TNC). These tools provide spatial data and analysis capabilities for environmental planning, conservation efforts, and understanding ecological patterns across different regions. Users can explore topics ranging from forest health and carbon sequestration to coastal flood risk and wildlife movement.
The TNC Web Mapping Applications portal offers a diverse suite of tools designed to support conservation efforts and environmental analysis. These applications leverage geospatial data to provide insights into critical ecological issues and inform decision-making.
Key applications include the Connecting Canopies | Equity Tool for exploring tree canopy cover and community characteristics in the Portland-Vancouver region, and the Avoided Forest Conversion Explorer, which identifies prime locations for forest protection based on carbon, co-benefits, and risk. The LOCA: Land Owner Catchment Analysis tool assists landowners in Central Texas with watershed management, while the Northeast Forest Condition tool assesses forest health through various spatial data points.
Further tools like the Emerald Edge Forest | Carbon Mapper provide robust carbon accounting for the world's largest temperate rainforest, and the Coastal Resilience Mapping Portal examines nature's role in reducing coastal flood risk. The portal also features a Conservation Dashboard for U.S. conservation statistics, an Interactive Map tracking mountain lion movements, and Resilient Land and River Explorers for analyzing ecological resilience.
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