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Recording of Webinar: Maps for carbon forestry with OpenForests and SilviaTerra

Thursday, March 18, 2021 | 12:00 pm (PST)/ 21:00 pm (CEST) Forest management for climate benefits, or ‘carbon forestry’, presents opportunities for people who protect and replant forests to earn income from global carbon markets. In this week’s livestream, ahead...

March 8, 2021

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Reach your audience

Three explorer.land examples of connecting with stakeholders The demand for better and more meaningful digital communication is constantly increasing, especially now in COVID-19 times. Building strong and trusting connections remotely has become crucial, as organizations look into alternatives to real-world...

September 8, 2020

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explorer.land goes mobile

Show your project presentation and maps on any mobile device. There are many ways to communicate your forest or conservation project to your stakeholders and community. You can travel to project locations, network at conferences, or communicate via different media....

May 12, 2020

Sustainable and Transparent Forest Management for Generations

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Sustainable and Transparent Forest Management for Generations

How The Generation Forest creates more transparency in their projects with interactive web maps from OpenForests. The idea of tropical forest investments has its history back in the eighties and sounds simple: Plant trees in tropical countries. Low land prices...

February 7, 2020

No Breakthrough at the Global Landscapes Forum on Sustainable Investments, Luxembourg 2019

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No Breakthrough at the Global Landscapes Forum on Sustainable Investments, Luxembourg 2019

A personal summary: Early in the morning, right before the GLF Luxembourg on Sustainable Finance began, I took the photo that you can see above. In this photo, I recognised a metaphor that summarises perfectly the participants and aspirations of...

December 3, 2019

Webinar: Connecting People and Nature, 6th June 2019

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Webinar: Connecting People and Nature, 6th June 2019

Successful project communication with interactive maps, data, and multimedia. In this webinar, organized by EUROPARC Federation, Patrick Ribeiro, CEO and Founder of OpenForests, shows how new information technologies can be used to bridge the geographical distance between people and forest...

June 3, 2019

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Transparency and Open Data

The vulnerability of being more transparent has become a competitive advantage. Being open and generous with information makes you appear a less risky associate to your stakeholders. Transparency brings light onto the work you are doing. Therefore, if you are...

March 22, 2019

Articles

Web maps as a connecting element

The beauty of web maps is that they allow us like no other medium to tell the story of a forest landscape project in multi-dimensions. Only during the last few years has web technology enabled us to use maps more...

March 20, 2019

Transparent and successful communication about your forest project

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Transparent and successful communication about your forest project

Greater disclosure + more clarity + more accuracy = More transparency More transparency = more trustworthiness + better relations with your stakeholders = More success! That’s the simple formula. But what does it mean for an organization to be more transparent and how to...

March 22, 2018

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Ethics of storytelling

Photo credit Discussing storytelling from a methodological point of view is not sufficient. The ethics of storytelling are also fundamental. Especially when disclosing information about individuals, storytelling gets personal and potentially sensitive. An explicit consent by the person whose story...

March 25, 2017

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Recording of Webinar: Maps for carbon forestry with OpenForests and SilviaTerra

Reach your audience

explorer.land goes mobile

Sustainable and Transparent Forest Management for Generations

No Breakthrough at the Global Landscapes Forum on Sustainable Investments, Luxembourg 2019

Webinar: Connecting People and Nature, 6th June 2019

Transparency and Open Data

Web maps as a connecting element

Transparent and successful communication about your forest project

Ethics of storytelling

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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