Forest Management - OpenForests

How OpenForests is striving for impact with the explorer.land platform

For more than 9 years we have been working closely with different forest and conservation projects around the world. We have been creating customized information systems for consolidating and managing forestry data in one place. Good information management leads to...

June 8, 2020

OpenForests attended: Our Forests, Our Future – Forestry Conference, Brussels | 25-26 April 2019

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OpenForests attended: Our Forests, Our Future – Forestry Conference, Brussels | 25-26 April 2019

Sustainable forest management to address societal challenges. Impressions from the event More information about the conference Draft agenda

April 12, 2019

6 principles that help to design a robust Forest Information System

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6 principles that help to design a robust Forest Information System

Costly missteps can be avoided by gaining a basic understanding of application development processes and design principles. Why are information systems needed? Thousands of forest operations and forest landscape projects run successfully using Excel files and Word documents. But there is...

July 5, 2018

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Remote Sensing for Forest Landscapes.

What you need to know to get it right! Introduction to remote sensing For whom? This article addresses professionals like foresters, ecologists, project developers, certifiers, and environmentalists (in the following called natural resources managers) who are new to the field of remote sensing...

June 7, 2018

Weak vs. Strong Sustainable Forest Management

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Weak vs. Strong Sustainable Forest Management

Where to draw the line? The debate goes on. What is sustainable and what is unsustainable forest management practice? It already starts with the definition of sustainability which has various concepts and is still in progress. As an introduction to this...

April 27, 2018

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How OpenForests is striving for impact with the explorer.land platform

OpenForests attended: Our Forests, Our Future – Forestry Conference, Brussels | 25-26 April 2019

6 principles that help to design a robust Forest Information System

Remote Sensing for Forest Landscapes.

Weak vs. Strong Sustainable Forest Management

Standards behind monitoring data ensure transparency, consistency, and trust in restoration projects

Which Forest Layer should you use? Tree cover, Canopy cover and Natural forest explained

The Global Biodiversity Standard (TGBS): How It Verifies Biodiversity Recovery

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