MyTreeMap

This is a demonstration site. Additional features are dependent on future funding. Please, contact info@itreetools.org if interested in helping this project.

Mapping Dashboard

Use MyTree to inventory tree planting efforts in the field.
Use this Mapping Dashboard to track those planting efforts.
Search for your Project/Group name below to estimate the ecological impacts of everyone's efforts.

Using MyTree combined with MyTreeMap provides users with a simple inventory and tracking tool for their tree plantings. Volunteer group coordination, reporting, and future monitoring are the goals of tying this map back to the trees input through MyTree. This tool showcases integration of i-Tree's tree benefits estimates with large scale planting projects.

State

City

Use Ctrl + click to select multiple options.

Species

Condition

Planting Type

Group

During development and beta, only the trees shown in the table below are visible on the map. If looking for specific trees, use the Search Tools to refine the trees in the table.

Export Data

Longitude	Latitude	Species ID	Date	Group	Planting Type	Species	Condition	Diameter (in.)	CO₂ Stored^1,2		CO₂ Sequestered²		Storm Water Runoff Avoided		Air Pollution Removed³		Avoided Energy Emissions⁴		Energy Usage Impacts⁵
Longitude	Latitude	Species ID	Date	Group	Planting Type	Species	Condition	Diameter (in.)	$	lbs	$	lbs	$	gal	$	oz	$	lbs	$

¹ Not an annual amount or value.

² These values represent the carbon dioxide equivalent of carbon stored in or sequestered by trees.

³ Savings in energy use lead to a reduction in power plant emissions which can include: carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and particulate matter.

⁴ Air pollution filtered by trees includes: carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, and particulate matter.

⁵ Values are in US dollars and based upon US energy costs. Positive energy values indicate savings or reduced emissions. Negative energy values indicate increased usage or emissions.

During development and beta, only the trees shown in the table below are visible on the map. If looking for specific trees, use the Search Tools to refine the trees in the table.

Export Data

Longitude	Latitude	Species ID	Date	Group	Planting Type	Species	Condition	Diameter (in.)	CO₂ Stored^1,2		CO₂ Sequestered²		Storm Water Runoff Avoided		Air Pollution Removed³		Avoided Energy Emissions⁴		Energy Usage Impacts⁵
Longitude	Latitude	Species ID	Date	Group	Planting Type	Species	Condition	Diameter (in.)	$	lbs	$	lbs	$	gal	$	oz	$	lbs	$

If these trees are cared for, they will eventually yield these TOTAL benefits between the time the tree was added with MyTree and 20 years in the future.

¹ Not an annual amount or value.

² These values represent the carbon dioxide equivalent of carbon stored in or sequestered by trees.

³ Savings in energy use lead to a reduction in power plant emissions which can include: carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and particulate matter.

⁴ Air pollution filtered by trees includes: carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, and particulate matter.

⁵ Values are in US dollars and based upon US energy costs. Positive energy values indicate savings or reduced emissions. Negative energy values indicate increased usage or emissions.

During development and beta, only the trees shown in the table below are visible on the map. If looking for specific trees, use the Search Tools to refine the trees in the table.

Export Data

Longitude	Latitude	Species ID	Date	Group	Planting Type	Species	Condition	Diameter (in.)	CO₂ Stored^1,2		CO₂ Sequestered²		Storm Water Runoff Avoided		Air Pollution Removed³		Avoided Energy Emissions⁴		Energy Usage Impacts⁵
Longitude	Latitude	Species ID	Date	Group	Planting Type	Species	Condition	Diameter (in.)	$	lbs	$	lbs	$	gal	$	oz	$	lbs	$

If these trees are cared for, they will eventually yield these TOTAL benefits between the time the tree was added with MyTree and 20 years in the future.

¹ Not an annual amount or value.

² These values represent the carbon dioxide equivalent of carbon stored in or sequestered by trees.

³ Savings in energy use lead to a reduction in power plant emissions which can include: carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and particulate matter.

⁴ Air pollution filtered by trees includes: carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, and particulate matter.

⁵ Values are in US dollars and based upon US energy costs. Positive energy values indicate savings or reduced emissions. Negative energy values indicate increased usage or emissions.

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