Generate urban forest structure and ecosystem-benefit data using i-Tree Eco
domain: itreetools.org · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Download the i-Tree Eco desktop application (Windows) from itreetools.org/tools/i-tree-eco
Input field inventory/plot data (tree species, DBH, condition) collected on the ground
Supply local hourly pollution and weather data required by the model
Process the inventory to generate structure and ecosystem-benefit reports
If web-based results/export are preferred instead of raw desktop reports, use i-Tree Landscape's results page export option
Known gotchas
This is primarily desktop software plus web tools, not a public developer API; the internal 'i-Tree Engine' (api.itreetools.org) powers i-Tree's own web tools but has no published third-party keys or docs
As of 2026, a USDA Forest Service funding lapse has indefinitely halted traditional i-Tree program funding, creating support/update uncertainty
International coverage is limited to specific funded countries (US, Canada, UK, Mexico, EU, Colombia, South Korea, India-NCT, NZ)
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