Platform

Report impact supporters can trust

Geo-anchored, evidence-based reporting for funders, frameworks and the public.

What is impact reporting for restoration and conservation projects?

Impact reporting is how a project communicates what it has achieved, to funders, regulators and the public, with evidence to back it. Strong impact reporting goes beyond a narrative of activities to show measurable outcomes and link them to verifiable data such as satellite imagery and geo-anchored field records. Done well, it lets the reader check the claims rather than take them on faith, and it serves both accountability, to funders and frameworks like CSRD or TNFD, and communication to the wider public.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS

Build reports on your geo-anchored map and monitoring, so every claim links back to its evidence.
Share a live, public-facing project story anyone can open and explore.
Report to each sponsor on what their specific contribution achieved.
Structure impact reports to support frameworks like CSRD, TNFD, EUDR and the IUCN Global Standard.
Replace the static annual PDF with a living report that stays current.

900+ organisations already use explorer.land

FEATURES

Reports people can check, not just read

Most impact reports ask for trust: a document of numbers and photos, disconnected from where the work actually happened.

Our platform explorer.land builds the report on the map and monitoring beneath it, so every claim carries a link back to its evidence: the project boundary, the data layer, the verified trend. Your funders, auditors and supporters don’t have to believe you; they can open the map and see for themselves.

In a field crowded with unverifiable claims, that’s the difference that earns trust.

Sponsors Management

Funders don’t want a generic annual PDF. They want to see what their support achieved.

The Sponsor Management tool lets you tie contributions to specific projects, areas or outcomes and report back to each sponsor on what they made possible, turning reporting from an obligation into a relationship you can sustain.

Public communication

Your work deserves an audience beyond your funders. Public communication turns your project map and updates into a shareable, public-facing story. One anyone can open and explore.

Because it’s live and geo-anchored, what you show the public carries the same evidence as your internal reporting: no gap between the story and the proof.

Impact Report

An impact report should stand up to scrutiny. explorer.land builds your report on the monitoring and map beneath it, so every figure and claim links back to its evidence: the boundary, the data layer, the trend. The result reads as proof a funder or auditor can trace, not a narrative they have to trust. Reports are structured to support your obligations under frameworks like CSRD, TNFD, EUDR and the IUCN Global Standard.

All features

Project footprint

Draw or upload your real project area.

Timeline

Change over time, not just a moment.

30+ data layers

Evidence visitors can check themselves.

Geo-located media

The story told from where it happens.

Sponsor management

A transparent view for those who support you.

Multi-stakeholder map

One map for an alliance or network.

Map embed

Your map on your own site.

Geo-analytics

Real values calculated on your land.

Impact Monitoring

Goals, indicators and progress, in one place.

Funding opportunities

Show what funding your project needs.

Drone footage

High-resolution imagery of your land, at a point in time.

SDGs and Certifications

The goals and standards your project works toward.

Goods

What the land produces.

3D view

Your project area, in three dimensions.

White label

Your map, fully in line with your brand.

Customizations

Everything’s possible, let us know.

Impact in Action

We help you turn your data into a report funders trust.

Shape your impact narrative from your monitoring data
Build a shareable Theory of Change for your project, landscape or organisation
Design a public-facing page for your project
Set up sponsor reporting tied to contributions
Produce your first report with you, ready to share

Case study

Custom Embedded Map for the Wyss Academy Annual Report

Pricing

Free forever

For organizations putting their first project on the map

0€

The free plan includes:

Starter

For teams managing and communicating a restoration portfolio

49€

/month/project

This plan includes everything in free plus:

Pro

For organizations proving impact to funders and partners

99€

/month/project

This plan includes everything in free plus:

Enterprise

For initiatives needing custom monitoring and compliance-grade reporting

ask for quote

TESTIMONIALS

What partners say about working with us

FAQ

What's the difference between impact monitoring and impact reporting?

Monitoring is how you gather and verify evidence that change is happening. Reporting is how you communicate it to a specific audience — a funder, a partner, the public. Reporting depends on monitoring: if the underlying evidence is geo-anchored and verifiable, the report built on it is too.

Can I report at project, landscape and organisation level?

Yes. An impact report is a shareable version of your Theory of Change, and you can produce it for a single project, a whole landscape, or your entire organisation — the same logic, at whatever scale you need to communicate.

Can supporters and the public see the report?

Yes. You can share a live, public-facing version of your project — a page anyone can open and explore — alongside the more detailed reporting you provide to funders.

How do you report to individual sponsors or funders?

Contributions can be tied to specific projects, areas or outcomes, so you can report back to each sponsor on what their particular support achieved, rather than sending everyone the same generic summary.

Is the report a live page or a downloadable document?

It's a living, geo-anchored report that stays current as your project changes — not a fixed annual PDF.

Is reporting included in the free plan?

Mapping and core monitoring tools are free to start. Impact reporting, public communication outputs and sponsor management are part of the paid Report plan — so you can build and verify your project first, then turn on reporting when you're ready.

Report impact you can prove

Talk to us about turning your monitoring into reports funders and the public can trust — or start free by putting your project on the map and adding reporting when you’re ready.

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