Global Nature Watch

Turning intelligent monitoring into impact

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Tackle nature’s toughest monitoring challenges

Global Nature Watch is an open, AI-powered system that transforms groundbreaking land monitoring data into intelligence to understand Earth’s landscapes. Test the beta and help shape the future of land monitoring.

BETAGlobal Nature Watch is in closed beta.

What does beta mean?
Show changes in grassland extent in Montana.
Analyse forest loss trends in the Rusizi Basin, Rwanda, over the last 10 years.
How much of the Congo is natural land?
Show forest loss from wildfires in California over the last five years.
How much natural land was converted to cropland in Spain last summer?
Where in Indonesia have restoration efforts occurred over the past decade?
What are the trends in natural grassland area in Bolivia since 2015?
Since 2015 in the US, how much natural land has been converted to other uses?
Compare disturbances in France last month: natural events vs human activity.
What were the top three causes of tree loss in Brazil last year?
Show the biggest changes in land cover in the Kenya between 2015 and 2024.
Show changes in grassland extent in Montana.
Analyse forest loss trends in the Rusizi Basin, Rwanda, over the last 10 years.
How much of the Congo is natural land?
Show forest loss from wildfires in California over the last five years.
How much natural land was converted to cropland in Spain last summer?
Where in Indonesia have restoration efforts occurred over the past decade?
What are the trends in natural grassland area in Bolivia since 2015?
Since 2015 in the US, how much natural land has been converted to other uses?
Compare disturbances in France last month: natural events vs human activity.
What were the top three causes of tree loss in Brazil last year?
Show the biggest changes in land cover in the Kenya between 2015 and 2024.
Show changes in grassland extent in Montana.
Analyse forest loss trends in the Rusizi Basin, Rwanda, over the last 10 years.
How much of the Congo is natural land?
Show forest loss from wildfires in California over the last five years.
How much natural land was converted to cropland in Spain last summer?
Where in Indonesia have restoration efforts occurred over the past decade?
What are the trends in natural grassland area in Bolivia since 2015?
Since 2015 in the US, how much natural land has been converted to other uses?
Compare disturbances in France last month: natural events vs human activity.
What were the top three causes of tree loss in Brazil last year?
Show the biggest changes in land cover in the Kenya between 2015 and 2024.
Show changes in grassland extent in Montana.
Analyse forest loss trends in the Rusizi Basin, Rwanda, over the last 10 years.
How much of the Congo is natural land?
Show forest loss from wildfires in California over the last five years.
How much natural land was converted to cropland in Spain last summer?
Where in Indonesia have restoration efforts occurred over the past decade?
What are the trends in natural grassland area in Bolivia since 2015?
Since 2015 in the US, how much natural land has been converted to other uses?
Compare disturbances in France last month: natural events vs human activity.
What were the top three causes of tree loss in Brazil last year?
Show the biggest changes in land cover in the Kenya between 2015 and 2024.

Get answers to your toughest questions about landscapes, backed by data

Global Nature Watch is testing new ways to make geospatial information easier to use. Try asking in plain language and explore the insights it can provide.

Explore trusted data with an AI assistant
Quickly find the most relevant data for your work.

See how monitoring intelligence can support your work

Global Nature Watch makes advanced monitoring data easy to use,
so you can make smarter, faster decisions for people and the planet.

How it works

Where are the most disturbances to nature happening now?

Processing your intent

When you ask Global Nature Watch a question, our system of agents work together to understand your request and deliver the most accurate, relevant answers.

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Retrieving quality data

Our data comes via APIs from Global Forest Watch and Land & Carbon Lab, platforms powered by contributions from researchers and partners around the globe. This means verifiable data from authoritative sources.

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Tuning the AI model's response

We use Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to link data retrieved via our trusted APIs with real documentation, methods papers and metadata from our research.

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Returning a response

Our agents create summaries of spatial data, search through datasets, and explain insights clearly in over 170 languages.

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Latest updates & research

Global Nature Watch serves up the latest breakthroughs in geospatial data from the field-leading research and technology partners behind Land & Carbon Lab and Global Forest Watch.

Learn more about our data and research

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About Global Nature Watch

We're making environmental geospatial data faster, more accessible and easier to use for everyone working to protect and restore nature.

We know that monitoring works. For more than a decade, Global Forest Watch has transformed how the world monitors nature, driving impact across the world’s forests. Global Nature Watch is the next major leap in land monitoring, transforming world-leading research into an open, AI-powered system that extends beyond forests to include all ecosystems. For the first time, anyone working to protect, restore or sustainably manage land can monitor the changes that are happening everywhere on Earth by asking questions in plain language and receiving authoritative answers with satellite imagery, maps, statistics and context.

Cutting-edge data

We tackle the hardest challenges in monitoring nature, providing globally consistent data built by some of the world’s most talented experts. Our data is designed to empower real-world action, today and into the future.

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Monitoring intelligence

With so much geospatial data available, it can be hard to know where to start. Global Nature Watch places the power of a personal geospatial assistant in your pocket. AI trained on trusted datasets helps both experts and newcomers navigate, analyze and apply insights.

Identify disturbances in my project portfolio
Show me high priority areas for agroforesty projects
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Interoperable technology (coming soon)

We believe the future of monitoring is open, extensible and integrative. That's why Global Nature Watch will be able to connect with your own systems, extending the power of your data.

Global Nature Watch integrations

The team behind Global Nature Watch

Global Nature Watch is developed by Land & Carbon Lab, a research initiative convened by the Bezos Earth Fund and World Resources Institute, in collaboration with other partners shaping the future of monitoring research, data and analysis.

Founding partners and supporters

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