Our technology division has launched the Digital Tree Census Portal. This innovative solution allows citizen volunteers to geotag trees, log health assessments, and identify zones in urgent need of afforestation.

"Technology is a vital ally in modern conservation. Geotagging allows us to monitor tree growth dynamically, map heat islands, and plan focused afforestation with razor-sharp precision."

Empowering Citizen Science

Users can upload images of local trees, pin their exact GPS coordinates, and specify the tree species. This data directly aids the government and our foresters in tracking urban forest cover changes.

Through continuous crowdsourced digital logs, Paryavaran Aayog intends to publish annual green dashboard reports for urban cities, creating massive transparency in developmental canopy impact.

Utilizing AI Species Detection

The geotagging portal has been integrated with standard AI visual detection models. When volunteers upload images of leaves or bark, the portal immediately analyzes the image and suggests the correct botanical and local names (e.g. Ficus religiosa / Peepal), reducing standard entry errors by up to 94%.

Tree Geotagging: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Mapping Urban Heat Islands

By gathering thousands of tagged trees, our data engines generate thermal maps of cities, highlighting concrete-heavy zones that desperately need green belts. The data is shared with municipal development wings to direct monsoon sapling distribution.