Fighting the climate crisis requires funding and support, clear and concise communication, and the ability to report on progress. Use easily accessible tools and storytelling to implement a climate action plan and inspire action from a broad audience.
Communicating plans through a universal language, such as location, helps others understand climate challenges and solutions to make and track their progress. Inspire others to be engaged and clearly understand how their actions will impact their communities, livelihood, homes, and families.
Read how others have used GIS for clear and concise communication and to report on progress
Prague: Extreme-heat events spur climate action
A Climate of Change
Preparing for the Next Crisis . . . Now
Disaster Response
Small islands take action against climate change
Spatial Analytics
Students Map Areas in LA in Need of Shade Equity
Equity & Social Justice
Explore interactive ArcGIS maps and apps created by Esri users to support their mission and business objectives around the world
GIS for Climate
IMF Climate Change Dashboard
The air we breathe
Climate Change Is Here and Now
Green Alley Network
Combat climate change with location intelligence
The Impact of Air Quality in Long Beach
Hot Numbers
ArcGIS Living Atlas—the foremost collection of geographic information from around the globe—includes maps, apps, and data layers to support your work.
Discover how organizations such as the UN World Food Programme, National Audubon Society, CAL FIRE, City of Los Angeles, and E. O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation are using GIS to take action against extreme heat, drought, wildfire, flooding, and biodiversity loss.