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Global Forest Watch (GFW) is a forthcoming initiative that seeks to revolutionize the global fight against deforestation by mobilizing new technologies and human networks to provide timely information on the state of the world's forests.

Global Forest Watch (GFW) es una nueva iniciativa que utiliza imágenes de satélite, información abierta, tecnología de punta, y redes humanas para generar información temprana sobre el estado de los bosques.

Global Forest Watch (GFW) é uma iniciativa convocada pela World Resources Institute (WRI) que utiliza imagens do satélite, informação aberta, tecnologia de ponta, e redes humanas para prover informação sobre o estado das florestas do mundo.

Global Forest Watch est une nouvelle initiative qui mobilise la technologie satellite, les données accessibles et les relations humaines pour fournir des informations actualisées sur l'état des forêts dans le monde.

Global Forest Watch adalah inisiatif baru yang mengerahkan teknologi satelit, data bebas, serta jaringan manusia untuk menyediakan informasi tepat waktu mengenai keadaan hutan di dunia.

Global Forest Watch (GFW) mobilizes satellite technology, open data, and human networks to provide timely information on the state of the world's forests.

Stories to Watch 2014.

WRI develops solutions to sustain the world's natural resources—the foundation of economic opportunity and human well-being. WRI CEO and President, Andrew Steer, is asking for your support.

For more information, please visit Global Forest Watch.

Peter Lee, Executive Director of Global Forest Watch Canada, presents on Global Forest Watch at TEDxNairobi, November 2013.

In much of Africa, land and natural resources are governed by separate laws under different property rights systems. As a consequence, one entity may legally hold the rights to the surface land while another holds the rights to the natural resources under the same land.