Measure forest carbon stock and change anywhere on Earth using 25 years of satellite data for high-integrity carbon market and supply chain reporting.

For sustainability professionals, establishing trust in nature-based solutions is paramount. Chloris Geospatial delivers that trust by providing independently validated forest carbon data. The platform leverages over 25 years of satellite imagery to create a verifiable historical record of biomass and land use change, dating back to 2000. This is not just another mapping tool; it provides data at 10m and 30m resolution with pixel-level quantified uncertainty, a critical feature for rigorous scientific and financial analysis. Proof of its credibility is in its methodology and partnerships. Chloris validates its models against independent airborne LiDAR and field measurements, a standard of rigor praised by partners like Permian Global. Leading carbon market verifier Verra and financial data giant MSCI are among its listed partners, demonstrating its acceptance in high-stakes environments. For carbon analysts, it allows independent verification of project baselines, as one partner noted they use it to "reliably and consistently evaluate the accuracy of carbon stock estimates." For supply chain managers, it provides the data needed to establish historical emissions footprints and monitor ongoing deforestation risk, directly supporting compliance and ESG reporting.