You are here Industries Community Environmental management GIS in environmental management Protecting the environment with location based decision-making Resource What will the world look like in 2050? Start planning for the future today with Esri's 2050 land cover classification map. Leverage informed predictions on areas vulnerable to development and make smarter decisions for sustainability. More Resource Explore Esri's 2020 land cover map Access high-resolution, open, accurate and timely land cover classification maps of the entire world - developed using AI. More Managing Mother Nature in real time Collaboration is key to managing severe weather challenges by creating actionable insights and real-time situational awareness for better decision making. More Resource Applying geospatial thinking to global sustainability initiatives Discover how geospatial technology and location intelligence can help organisations meet net-zero carbon targets and build a more sustainable future. More Knowledge brief Forestry protection strategies using GIS GIS helps measure forest conditions and build dialog about forest planning, policy and legislation as authorities strive to conserve forests in eastern Oregon from large wildfires. More Call 1800 870 750 or email a specialist to find out more about GIS environmental management. News Mapping the world's coral reefs Scientists from the Allen Coral Atlas project are using Esri partner Planet's satellite imagery to map every shallow coral reef in the world. Real-time monitoring of these relatively unknown ecosystems will help inform strategies to protect and restore them. More Story map Uncovering an ocean of data From oxygen levels to salinity and temperatures, take a different look at the world's oceans and discover more about what's under the surface. More News Breaking new ground for saving endangered turtles Find out how GIS technology helped the Gnaraloo Wilderness Foundation see groundbreaking change in the survival of endangered Loggerhead turtles. Learn more Blog Cleaning the Gulf of Mexico using GIS The clean-up efforts following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill is an example of how GIS technology can be used to assist in disaster response. Learn more
Resource What will the world look like in 2050? Start planning for the future today with Esri's 2050 land cover classification map. Leverage informed predictions on areas vulnerable to development and make smarter decisions for sustainability. More
Resource Explore Esri's 2020 land cover map Access high-resolution, open, accurate and timely land cover classification maps of the entire world - developed using AI. More
Managing Mother Nature in real time Collaboration is key to managing severe weather challenges by creating actionable insights and real-time situational awareness for better decision making. More
Resource Applying geospatial thinking to global sustainability initiatives Discover how geospatial technology and location intelligence can help organisations meet net-zero carbon targets and build a more sustainable future. More
Knowledge brief Forestry protection strategies using GIS GIS helps measure forest conditions and build dialog about forest planning, policy and legislation as authorities strive to conserve forests in eastern Oregon from large wildfires. More
News Mapping the world's coral reefs Scientists from the Allen Coral Atlas project are using Esri partner Planet's satellite imagery to map every shallow coral reef in the world. Real-time monitoring of these relatively unknown ecosystems will help inform strategies to protect and restore them. More
Story map Uncovering an ocean of data From oxygen levels to salinity and temperatures, take a different look at the world's oceans and discover more about what's under the surface. More
News Breaking new ground for saving endangered turtles Find out how GIS technology helped the Gnaraloo Wilderness Foundation see groundbreaking change in the survival of endangered Loggerhead turtles. Learn more
Blog Cleaning the Gulf of Mexico using GIS The clean-up efforts following the Deepwater Horizon oil spill is an example of how GIS technology can be used to assist in disaster response. Learn more
