
Click on the images below for a preview of HRIS Enhanced Forest Inventories (EFI) derived from accurate geolocated ground plots, a range of remote sensing data (LiDAR) and multi-spectral satellite imagery (81,500 hectares / 201,400 acres).
Also, check out our Individual Tree Inventory (ITI) gallery
Map of a region showing land cover types with color legend for bog, upland, and lowland areas.
Map showing different forest types, with areas marked as coniferous in dark green, coniferous mixed in light green, deciduous in orange, deciduous mixed in yellow, and mixed in orange.
Map showing number of trees per hectare across a region, with areas in dark red indicating 2,118 to 3,326 trees per hectare, and lighter areas indicating fewer trees.
Map highlighting leading tree species in a region, with green for Eastern Cedar, purple for Tamarack, pink for Trembling Aspen, red for Balsam Poplar, blue for Balsam Fir, white for White Spruce, white for White Birch, and gray areas indicating other regions.
Map showing age of leading tree species, with areas marked in green indicating trees aged 1 to 52 years and areas in red indicating trees aged 104 to 188 years.
Map showing gross volume of forest per hectare, with areas of 0 to 63 cubic meters in white and areas of 263 to 772 cubic meters in red.
Map showing above ground biomass per hectare, with areas in white indicating 0 to 51 MG/ha and areas in dark green indicating 156 to 345 MG/ha.
Map showing tree height in meters with areas colored in blue for 12.6 to 21.3 meters and white for 0 to 8.8 meters.
Map showing average tree diameters across a region with areas marked in white for 0 to 10cm and purple for 16 to 43cm. The region appears to be a state or large area, with a concentration of larger trees in the central and southern parts.
Map highlighting the forest coverage with areas ranging from 0% to 5% in white and 34% to 98% in dark green, including the city of Cedar to the north.
Map showing the distribution of Black Spruce trees in a region, with areas shaded in black indicating 53% to 100% coverage and white indicating 0% to 6% coverage.