EnveX · Environmental Intelligence

Evaluate sites, nature-related risks and environmental assets.

Pick a place on the map and get a report on it: vegetation, forest change, water, climate, fire and wildlife, from satellites and public records. See what each one tells you, what is missing, and what to do next.

Who it is for

People who need to know what a site is like before they commit.

  • Energy consultants

    Screen candidate sites for land cover, water, fire and biodiversity context before a client engagement.

  • Engineering firms

    Document site conditions for siting, permitting and environmental review.

  • Investment firms

    Look into restoration, conservation and nature-based assets: what the records show and what is still unknown.

What you can do right away

From a place on the map to a report you can use.

  • Pick a site

    Click a point or draw a boundary on the globe, or upload one.

  • Get the records

    Vegetation, forest change, tree height, fire, surface water, climate, soil, terrain and wildlife, each with its date and how much of the site it covers.

  • Ask questions

    Ask about the report in plain language and get an answer straight away.

  • Save and export

    Keep the report with the date it was made, and export the data as CSV, GeoJSON or PDF.

Get started

Open the site workspace.

The full EnveX workspace

Pick a place on the globe, get the report, save your projects and export the data. Your projects stay private to your account.

EnveX is not connected to this deployment yet

Data sources

What EnveX looks up for a site.

The list of data sources appears here once EnveX is connected.

How it works

The data first, the explanation second.

  1. Pick your site

    Click a point, draw a boundary or upload one.

  2. Watch the report fill in

    Results appear as each source finishes, so you can start reading while slower ones continue.

  3. See what each record covers

    Each one shows its date and how much of the site it covers, and anything missing is clearly marked.

  4. Decide what to do next

    See the gaps that limit a decision, ask questions, and export the data for review.

Every analysis

What you get.

  • A report on any place

    Vegetation, forest change, water, climate, fire and wildlife for the site you pick.

  • How it has changed

    What changed over time in vegetation, forest cover, fire and surface water.

  • Where the gaps are

    What is missing, so you know where to look next.

  • Something you can share

    A saved report you can export and hand to a colleague or client.

Work with us

Bring one site you need to understand.

We will help you set up the question, pull the data, and decide what to do next.