| Country | Region | Name | Partnership area (Ha) | Forest cover (Ha) | Number of trees | Carbon density (T/Ha) | Carbon stocks (T) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cameroon | Mount Muanenguba | Mekom | 38,659 | 37,447 | 19,197,327 | 574 | 21,870,031 |
| Gabon | Bas Ogooué | Lake Oguemoué | 69,481 | 44,188 | 18,028,930 | 977 | 44,133,137 |
| Papua New Guinea | Milne Bay Province | Gadaisu | 3,082 | 2,853 | 1,208,916 | 928 | 2,751,147 |
| Sololo | 4,744 | 4,627 | 2,589,582 | 1,193 | 5,629,500 | ||
| Wabumari | 2,114 | 2,010 | 960,176 | 910 | 1,905,086 | ||
| Peru | Asháninka | Camantavishi | 17,760 | 16,436 | 6,008,756 | 435 | 7,588,800 |
| Cutivireni | 32,336 | 27,940 | 10,082,833 | 385 | 12,271,124 | ||
| Awajún | Huaracayo | 2,165 | 1,875 | 872,144 | 475 | 1,015,598 | |
| Asháninka | Oviri | 9,790 | 8,905 | 3,379,010 | 410 | 3,927,043 | |
| Parijaro | 7,241 | 7,039 | 2,578,360 | 604 | 4,342,972 | ||
| Awajún | Urakuza | 16,264 | 14,351 | 6,624,482 | 476 | 7,639,678 | |
| RD Congo | Equateur | Ikoko Bonginda | 17,454 | 16,048 | 7,497,995 | 713 | 12,050,662 |
| Lokongo | 43,768 | 42,482 | 21,491,482 | 850 | 36,999,798 | ||
| Ngelo Monzoi | 11,416 | 9,777 | 4,417,334 | 764 | 8,271,557 | ||
| Nkake | 9,659 | 8,414 | 4,008,859 | 735 | 7,019,579 | ||
| Total | 285,933 | 244,392 | 108,946,185 | 726 | 177,415,712 | ||
| Note: | |||||||
| Forest area details the total area of forest in the partnership AOI based on the latest available Global Forest Change (GFC) data (end of 2019). | |||||||
| Number of trees is an estimate of the individual trees in the partnership derived from data from the Crowther Lab. | |||||||
| Carbon in the trees, or vegetative carbon, is derived from a map of above-ground biomass, converted to vegetative carbon using IPCC recommended values. | |||||||
| Soil carbon is an estimate for the top 200cm of soil provided by World Soil Information (ISRIC). | |||||||
| The vegetative carbon and soil carbon are combined to provide the estimates in this table. | |||||||
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.
Each partnership is monitored for suspected forest loss events within the defined area of interest. These events are identified by the Global Land Analysis and Discovery (GLAD) laboratory, and are updated on a daily basis. The table presents the most recent month’s forest loss, the forest loss so far this year, and the average and maximum size of these forest loss events. The map displays a hotspot analysis of the suspected forest loss this year in the monitoring area. Parts of the forest which have experienced a higher concentration of forest loss are indicated by the brighter colours. In addition, alerts are generated for particular forest loss events that events that are over a defined threshold in size. These alerts will be displayed on the map alongside the hotspots.
The ‘Monthly forest loss profile’ tab shows the monthly forest loss alert profile from this year (navy bars) compared the most recent years (light grey bars). Variations in monthly deforestation may be down to seasonal agricultural practices, one-off events, or cloud cover preventing the satellite imagery from identifying forest loss.
The ‘Historic forest loss pattern’ tab presents the historic forest loss for the partnership, from 2001 to current year to-date. Percentages represent the rate of deforestation that year as a proportion of the total forest in the 2000 baseline year. Year-to-date data may contain false positives or negatives, which may be corrected by the release of the annual deforestation dataset, generally released midway through the following year.