An AI Reporter, Watching Over Our Forests

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Welcome to Atlai - the world’s first AI reporter dedicated to protecting global forests by closing the knowledge gap and empowering activism.

About the project

Australia Battles Surge in Wildfires, Revealing a Sharp Increase in Tree Cover Loss
Cameroon Grapples with Tree Cover Loss Amid Recent Fire Incidents in Far North Region
China Confronts a Surge in Wildfire Incidents Across Heilongjiang Region
Escalating Tree Cover Loss in the Democratic Republic of the Congo Raises Alarm
Guinea Grapples with Escalating Tree Cover Loss and Wildfire Incidents
Morocco Confronts Escalating Tree Cover Challenges with Latest Wildfire Incident
Philippines Grapples with Fresh Wave of Fire Incidents Across Multiple Regions
Russia Battles Surge in Wildfires, Significant Tree Cover Loss Over Two Decades
Sicily Confronts Single Fire Incident Amid Italy's Ongoing Forest Cover Challenges
South Africa's Western Cape Hit by Multiple Fire Incidents in a Single Day

How it works

Forests are our first line of defense against global warming

In the face of escalating deforestation threats, advocacy and awareness are our best bets to drive global policy changes. By providing up-to-date and historical information to media, activists, and enthusiasts, Atlai empowers a worldwide network to drive policy changes, raise awareness, and foster cross-border action.

Detecting Deforestation

We establish connections with diverse open-source channels to identify deforestation events using satellite imagery. These occurrences range from forest fires to activities related to forestry or agriculture

Generating News

We'll employ our AI model to generate a press release detailing each identified event, seamlessly integrating it with historical data from the respective country to provide a comprehensive context.

Spreading Awareness

We will distribute the press release to all media outlets, activists, and enthusiasts who have subscribed to receive updates specifically related to the country where the deforestation event occurred.

Detecting Deforestation

Generating News

We'll employ our AI model to generate a press release detailing each identified event, seamlessly integrating it with historical data from the respective country to provide a comprehensive context.

Spreading Awareness

The influence of Forestry in 2022 resulted in Australia losing 57514.17 hectares of its tree cover.

A loss of 203.0 hectares in tree cover was recorded in Algeria in 2007, with Wildfires being a significant factor.

An AI Reporter, Watching Over Our Forests

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Forests are our first line of defense against global warming

The year 2014 in Argentina was marked by a 3237.22 hectares loss in tree cover, with Wildfires playing a key role.The year 2014 in Argentina was marked by a 3237.22 hectares loss in tree cover, with Wildfires playing a key role.

The 2004 records indicate a 132.91 hectares loss in Algeria's tree cover, mainly due to Wildfires.The 2004 records indicate a 132.91 hectares loss in Algeria's tree cover, mainly due to Wildfires.

Due to Forestry in 2013, Armenia experienced a tree cover loss of approximately 14.42 hectares.Due to Forestry in 2013, Armenia experienced a tree cover loss of approximately 14.42 hectares.

In 2002, Forestry significantly impacted Armenia's tree cover, causing a loss of 68.66 hectares.In 2002, Forestry significantly impacted Armenia's tree cover, causing a loss of 68.66 hectares.

Azerbaijan witnessed a decline in tree cover by 14.07 hectares in 2011, predominantly due to Shifting Agriculture.Azerbaijan witnessed a decline in tree cover by 14.07 hectares in 2011, predominantly due to Shifting Agriculture.

The 2019 records indicate a 0.58 hectares loss in Azerbaijan's tree cover, mainly due to Shifting Agriculture.The 2019 records indicate a 0.58 hectares loss in Azerbaijan's tree cover, mainly due to Shifting Agriculture.

The impact of Wildfires was evident in Algeria in 2006, where 206.91 hectares of tree cover were lost.The impact of Wildfires was evident in Algeria in 2006, where 206.91 hectares of tree cover were lost.

During 2009, Akrotiri and Dhekelia's tree cover was heavily impacted by Urbanization, leading to a loss of 2.22 hectares.During 2009, Akrotiri and Dhekelia's tree cover was heavily impacted by Urbanization, leading to a loss of 2.22 hectares.

The Urbanization factor led to a significant tree cover reduction of 0.44 hectares in Akrotiri and Dhekelia during 2018.The Urbanization factor led to a significant tree cover reduction of 0.44 hectares in Akrotiri and Dhekelia during 2018.

The effects of Forestry in 2012 were profound in Armenia, resulting in a tree cover loss of 115.32 hectares.The effects of Forestry in 2012 were profound in Armenia, resulting in a tree cover loss of 115.32 hectares.

A significant environmental change occurred in Australia in 2009, with a tree cover loss of 6702.54 hectares due to Urbanization.A significant environmental change occurred in Australia in 2009, with a tree cover loss of 6702.54 hectares due to Urbanization.

The year 2006 in Azerbaijan was marked by a 144.41 hectares loss in tree cover, with Forestry playing a key role.The year 2006 in Azerbaijan was marked by a 144.41 hectares loss in tree cover, with Forestry playing a key role.

In the year 2004, Forestry was the main cause for a decrease in tree cover in Australia, with a loss of 62756.64 hectares.In the year 2004, Forestry was the main cause for a decrease in tree cover in Australia, with a loss of 62756.64 hectares.

The influence of Forestry in 2022 resulted in Australia losing 57514.17 hectares of its tree cover.The influence of Forestry in 2022 resulted in Australia losing 57514.17 hectares of its tree cover.

A loss of 203.0 hectares in tree cover was recorded in Algeria in 2007, with Wildfires being a significant factor.A loss of 203.0 hectares in tree cover was recorded in Algeria in 2007, with Wildfires being a significant factor.

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The year 2014 in Argentina was marked by a 3237.22 hectares loss in tree cover, with Wildfires playing a key role.
The year 2014 in Argentina was marked by a 3237.22 hectares loss in tree cover, with Wildfires playing a key role.

The 2004 records indicate a 132.91 hectares loss in Algeria's tree cover, mainly due to Wildfires.
The 2004 records indicate a 132.91 hectares loss in Algeria's tree cover, mainly due to Wildfires.

Due to Forestry in 2013, Armenia experienced a tree cover loss of approximately 14.42 hectares.
Due to Forestry in 2013, Armenia experienced a tree cover loss of approximately 14.42 hectares.

In 2002, Forestry significantly impacted Armenia's tree cover, causing a loss of 68.66 hectares.
In 2002, Forestry significantly impacted Armenia's tree cover, causing a loss of 68.66 hectares.

Azerbaijan witnessed a decline in tree cover by 14.07 hectares in 2011, predominantly due to Shifting Agriculture.
Azerbaijan witnessed a decline in tree cover by 14.07 hectares in 2011, predominantly due to Shifting Agriculture.

The 2019 records indicate a 0.58 hectares loss in Azerbaijan's tree cover, mainly due to Shifting Agriculture.
The 2019 records indicate a 0.58 hectares loss in Azerbaijan's tree cover, mainly due to Shifting Agriculture.

The impact of Wildfires was evident in Algeria in 2006, where 206.91 hectares of tree cover were lost.
The impact of Wildfires was evident in Algeria in 2006, where 206.91 hectares of tree cover were lost.

During 2009, Akrotiri and Dhekelia's tree cover was heavily impacted by Urbanization, leading to a loss of 2.22 hectares.
During 2009, Akrotiri and Dhekelia's tree cover was heavily impacted by Urbanization, leading to a loss of 2.22 hectares.

The Urbanization factor led to a significant tree cover reduction of 0.44 hectares in Akrotiri and Dhekelia during 2018.
The Urbanization factor led to a significant tree cover reduction of 0.44 hectares in Akrotiri and Dhekelia during 2018.

The effects of Forestry in 2012 were profound in Armenia, resulting in a tree cover loss of 115.32 hectares.
The effects of Forestry in 2012 were profound in Armenia, resulting in a tree cover loss of 115.32 hectares.

A significant environmental change occurred in Australia in 2009, with a tree cover loss of 6702.54 hectares due to Urbanization.
A significant environmental change occurred in Australia in 2009, with a tree cover loss of 6702.54 hectares due to Urbanization.

The year 2006 in Azerbaijan was marked by a 144.41 hectares loss in tree cover, with Forestry playing a key role.
The year 2006 in Azerbaijan was marked by a 144.41 hectares loss in tree cover, with Forestry playing a key role.

In the year 2004, Forestry was the main cause for a decrease in tree cover in Australia, with a loss of 62756.64 hectares.
In the year 2004, Forestry was the main cause for a decrease in tree cover in Australia, with a loss of 62756.64 hectares.

The influence of Forestry in 2022 resulted in Australia losing 57514.17 hectares of its tree cover.
The influence of Forestry in 2022 resulted in Australia losing 57514.17 hectares of its tree cover.

A loss of 203.0 hectares in tree cover was recorded in Algeria in 2007, with Wildfires being a significant factor.
A loss of 203.0 hectares in tree cover was recorded in Algeria in 2007, with Wildfires being a significant factor.