Tools

i-Tree offers several desktop and web-based applications. Based on years of US Forest Service research and development, these innovative applications provide managers and advocates with tools to quantify ecosystem services and benefit values of community trees and forests at multiple scales. The ability to articulate the significance of trees and forests in terms of pollution mitigation, storm water run-off reduction, carbon sequestration and storage and more has allowed i-Tree users to improve tree and forest management, plan strategically, increase awareness, engage decision makers and build new partnerships. For more information on these topics, check out these links:

• The Guide to Assessing Urban Forests
• The Sustainable Urban Forest: A flexible roadmap for UF planning.
• Which i-Tree Tool Should I Use?

Help for installing i-Tree desktop tools for PC:

• Download the i-Tree Tools Suite for Windows (Windows applications and links to all web tools)
• System Requirements (for Windows installations)
• Help for IT Departments
• Current i-Tree Version and Change Log

These are the flagship tools for i-Tree, listed by ease-of-use.

• i-Tree MyTree
• i-Tree Landscape
• i-Tree Design
• i-Tree Canopy
• i-Tree Eco
• i-Tree Hydro

We are lucky to have many partners using i-Tree in their own projects.

• County Tree Benefits
• GHG Planting Calculator
• Harvest Carbon Calculator (formerly known as PRESTO)
• UK Highways England (password required)
• Wood Marketplace (coming soon)

These smaller tools supplement i-Tree.

• i-Tree Species
• i-Tree Projects
• i-Tree Database
• i-Tree Glossary
• i-Tree Eco Mobile Data Collection
• i-Tree Pest

Research tools available for advanced, technical users. Results from these tools are built into Core Tools to make this research more accessible to broad audiences. Technical support is not available for Research Suite tools.

• Research Suite index

Older i-Tree tools that have been supplanted by newer, updated tools:

• i-Tree Storm
• i-Tree Vue
• i-Tree Streets
• MCTI