Conservation planning for 30x30
ArcGIS enables area-based conservation planning across landscapes by integrating informative spatial data and analytics. Simple apps support landscape conservation initiative outreach.
Geospatial professionals from leading institutions publish their spatial data in ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World. This vast catalog of authoritative maps, apps, and data layers provides a global canvas for modeling landscape conservation scenarios.
Leverage powerful analysis and landscape conservation modeling tools native to ArcGIS including on-the-fly image processing and raster analytics. Augment your 30x30 spatial analysis seamlessly with leading open science frameworks such as Python, R, and Jupyter Notebook.
ArcGIS provides a comprehensive framework for geodesign—a process that combines suitability modeling and stakeholder engagement to guide conservation actions in a specific area. Quickly visualize and quantitatively compare alternative design scenarios to support your 30x30 planning efforts.
ArcGIS provides a collaborative environment for exploring conservation planning scenarios involving key stakeholders. Powerful 30x30 visualizations and interactive stories created with ArcGIS StoryMaps inform without overwhelming, while simple survey tools streamline stakeholder feedback collection.
Conservation Webinar Series
This technical webinar series provides insights from Esri's spatial scientists on how to use actionable tools and workflows to establish a baseline of environmental conditions and quantify and track progress toward these targets.
Podcast
Jennifer Norris, Deputy Secretary for Biodiversity and Habitat at the California Natural Resources Agency, details California’s strategic work in meeting the objectives of the 30×30 program—the global initiative to preserve 30 percent of the planet’s lands and oceans by 2030.
For more than three decades, the Esri Conservation Program has provided technology and training assistance to conservation professionals around the globe.
