According to a recent LinkedIn post from Chloris Geospatial, the company is promoting its Biomass Viewer, a free tool that visualizes 25 years of forest carbon change at 30-meter resolution worldwide. The post indicates that users can assess biomass stock, deforestation trends, and carbon dynamics for regions ranging from the Congo Basin to the Amazon.
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The post suggests that the same underlying data are being used by carbon project developers, standards bodies, and global brands, positioning the tool as aligned with current carbon market practices. For investors, this type of open-access capability may enhance Chloris Geospatial’s visibility with key stakeholders, potentially strengthening its role in nature-based carbon projects and supply-chain risk analytics.
By lowering barriers to exploring detailed forest data, the initiative could support broader adoption of data-driven approaches in voluntary carbon markets and corporate climate strategies. If the tool successfully attracts recurring professional users, it may create opportunities for monetization through premium analytics, enterprise integrations, or project-level services linked to forest carbon assessment.