Explore the Lens ecosystem

Lens newsletter: December 2024

New Dataset Launch in Lens: Turbidity Index

Gathering in Nashville: A Reflection on our annual retreat

Unlock High-Resolution Forest Carbon Insights in Lens with Planet’s 3-Meter Monitoring Data

Lens newsletter: November 2024

Upstream Tech and Chloris Geospatial partner to accelerate access to Forest Carbon data

New Additions to the Lens Library: Empowering Global Biodiversity Conservation

American Forest Foundation (AFF) Powers Flagship Family Forest Carbon Program With Upstream Tech

Lens newsletter: October 2024

To understand intelligence

Upstream Tech’s Conference Marathon

Lens access for Hurricane Helene response

Planet's global Forest Carbon Monitoring product at 3-meter resolution coming to Lens

Upstream Tech’s AI-enabled water forecasts hit 10GW hydropower milestone

Upstream Tech shortlisted in "25 Climate Tech Startups to Watch 2024"

Oh, the places we'll be! (September, 2024)

Lens Newsletter: September 2024

Announcing: 2023 Planet Forest Carbon Diligence data now available in Lens

Lens Newsletter: August 2024

Flood watch: Lens Lookout for flooding

EPA Superfund sites now available as an overlay in Lens

Lens Newsletter: July 2024

Announcing the launch of PRISM Precipitation Data in Lens

Lens Newsletter: June 2024

Labs for Lens: Wildfire tracking

Introducing Lens Lookout: automated change detection

Adding integrity to carbon projects with carbon insurer Kita

Lens Newsletter: May 2024

New guidebook for global biodiversity conservation monitoring

What we're reading: The positive impact of conservation action

The Latest with Lens: April 2024

Celebrating Earth Day 2024

3 New Overlays Now Available in the Lens Overlay Library

Remote monitoring for forest management

The Latest with Lens: March 2024

Reforesting the land in the Atlantic Forest with Apple's Restore Fund and Lens

Smart summaries in Reports

What we're reading: Remote monitoring for legal defense

Save and edit reports directly in Lens

The Latest with Lens: February 2024

Monitoring diverse landscapes with The Trustees of Reservations

Upstream Tech's 2024 Retreat: Celebrating our remote-first team, together

Ordering commercial imagery: tasking and the archive

Upstream Tech joins Greentown Labs community

Respond to algal bloom risks in lakes, reservoirs, and more with Chlorophyll monitoring in Lens

Lens 2023 in Review

The latest with Lens: December 2023

An introduction to index layers

Digital MRV: How Lens helps organizations invest in nature with confidence and meet evolving regulatory requirements

New Forest Carbon data from Planet highlighted in The Economist

Learn about the history of a landscape with Lens

Upstream Tech’s Next Chapter

Take transparency and MRV to a new level with Planet's Forest Carbon Data in Lens

The latest with Lens: November 2023

Upstream Tech receives grant from US Forest Service to support expanded remote monitoring pilot in 2023

Monitor for mine reclamation with the mines overlay now in Lens

Monitor the places that matter to you with Planet SkySat 0.5m imagery in Lens

The latest with Lens: October 2023

Electric Power Transmission Lines Overlay now available in Lens

Monitor Change with New Custom Land Use Land Cover Change Maps from Impact Observatory

Celebration for National Public Lands Day and autumn equinox

Learn with us: visualizing data, and your story, with Analyze Area

The latest with Lens: September 2023

Find the cover cropping in Colorado

Showcase your work with Lens map embeds

How One Tree Planted uses Lens and Planet imagery to monitor and scale global reforestation programs

Showcase your work with Lens share links

The latest with Lens: August 2023

Native lands dataset now available in Lens

New radar-based Surface Water dataset in Lens

The Burn Index dataset now in Lens

On the importance of storytelling for effective nature based solutions: in conversation with MaryKate Bullen

Global 21st-century Forest Loss dataset now in Lens

The importance of conservation and monitoring of the dynamic mangrove ecosystem

Measuring and monitoring for biodiversity: one of Earth's key planetary boundaries

Biodiversity Intactness dataset from Impact Observatory and Vizzuality now available in Lens

The latest with Lens: July 2023

How to easily access up-to-date parcel data and satellite imagery in Lens

Remote monitoring at a national scale: Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation spotlight

A chat with in-house remote sensing expert: Katie Tyler

Update property boundaries in Lens

Streamline landowner outreach with Parcel Owner Reports

Compare any two datasets in Lens

Managing the unexpected with remote monitoring: Guadalupe-Blanco River Trust spotlight

Celebrating World Environment Day 2023

Add properties by selecting US tax parcels

The latest with Lens: June 2023

Leveraging remote sensing and forecasting to better understand an unpredictable climate

Hackweek round up: Spring 2023

Monitor conservation easements

A primer on false-color imagery

Use alerts in Lens

The latest with Lens: May 2023

MoBI species richness data from NatureServe now available in the Lens Library

Impact Observatory landcover data now available in the Lens Library

Tracking long-term conservation outcomes with Environment and Climate Change Canada

Revisiting (ha) our time at Planet Explore 2023

Get started in Lens

Apple expands Restore Fund with monitoring supported via Lens

Level up in Lens with How-Tos

How to leverage geospatial data to accurately monitor forest carbon projects

Lens for watershed protection

Lens for land trusts 2024

Cost-effective remote monitoring for local governments

Streamline your remote monitoring with Lens Lookout

Exploring Planet's Global-scale Forest Carbon Diligence in Lens

Exploring Custom Land Use & Land Cover Maps for Monitoring Change

Lens for land trusts

Remote monitoring for protected area management with Lens

5 examples of how to use Planet Basemaps in Lens

Easement monitoring in Lens

Remote sensing 101

Scaling tropical forest monitoring: discover Planet-NICFI satellite data available via Lens

Lens for local government

Trees & transparency: scaling forest carbon MRV

Remote Monitoring Grant Program information session

Parcel Owner Alerts demo with Regrid & Upstream Tech

Lens for land trusts 2022

Expanding imagery options for Lens customers

Lens for carbon

Lens demo

Remote sensing for government agencies

Remote monitoring with Lens for land trusts

Using machine learning to spot landscape change with Lens Vegetation Alerts

Lens for vegetation

Artificial intelligence for forest and wildfire monitoring with Salo Sciences

Seeing conservation more clearly

Lens office hours: imagery ordering and tasking

Lens office hours: imagery layers

Lens Launchpad refresher course

Lens office hours

Vendor spotlight with Near Space Labs

Remote monitoring 101

Unlocking the value of your data with machine learning

Innovations in wetland monitoring and evaluation

Satellites 101

Remote monitoring for global biodiversity conservation

HydroForecast Seasonal brochure

HydroForecast Short-term brochure

Remote monitoring for conservation easements

Remote monitoring for algal blooms

Remote monitoring for mine reclamation

Remote monitoring for changing landscapes

Remote monitoring for land trusts

Protecting shorebird habitat using rice fields

Measuring invasive pest damage in New York

Telling the story of coastal restoration success in South Carolina

Using PlanetScope Basemaps to see snowpack

Using 3D mode to identify erosion risk

Preserving the habitat of at-risk species

Revitalizing urban open space in North Carolina

Connecting wildlife habitat in Texas

Analyzing snowpack in California

Monitoring shorelines in Florida

Monitoring environmental changes in conservation easements

Surveying trail damage from a powerful storm in Colorado

Witnessing dam removal progress in Washington

Managing watersheds for water quality

Viewing post-disaster coastal adaptation

Monitoring coal ash pollution in Georgia

Understanding the frequency of flood events

Tracking agricultural runoff in North Carolina