Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Project Proposes the Development of the Technical Resource for Evaluating and Enhancing Municipal Arboriculture Planning (tree-map), a Practical Software Tool Designed to Help Communities, Including Rural Towns and Smaller Municipalities, Integrate Forestry Resources Into Their Transportation and Infrastructure Planning. by Providing Actionable Data and Planning Tools, Tree-map Will Enable Municipal Leaders, Forest Owners, and Foresters to Identify High-impact Areas for Tree Planting Along Transportation Corridors, Evaluate Potential Economic Benefits, and Align Forestry Initiatives With Infrastructure Investments.without This Resource, Rural Communities Risk Missing Opportunities to Create New Revenue Streams for Forest Owners, Generate Jobs in Forestry Services, and Strengthen Local Economies. Tree-map Directly Supports Usda and Administration Priorities in Rural Economic Development, Smarter Infrastructure Investment, and Efficient Use of Agricultural and Forestry Resources. by Linking Forestry With Municipal Planning, This Tool Helps Communities Develop New Markets for Forestry Products and Services While Driving Local Economic Growth. Overall, This Project Will Enable Forest Owners and Foresters to Better Align Their Resources With Municipal Needs, Creating Economic Opportunities for Them.in Addition to Economic Benefits, Tree-map Helps Communities Make Informed, Data-driven Decisions to Improve Infrastructure and Resource Management. the Tool Connects Transportation and Forestry Planning, Allowing Even the Smallest, Most Isolated Communities to Access Modern Solutions That Build Economic Opportunities and Long-term Growth. Through This Effort, Usda Can Further Integrate Forestry as a Key Driver of Rural and Municipal Development, Benefiting Forest Owners, Local Economies, and the Broader Agricultural Sector.the Project Has Four Primary Objectives: (1) Data Collection and Processing, (2) Model Training and Algorithm Evaluation, (3) Web Application Development, and (4) Stakeholder Engagement
Committed
$175,000
Paid out
$92.3K
53%
Committed, not yet paid
$82.7K
47%
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