Sample report
This is what you get.
Every number on this page came back from the live API for a real 434-hectare extract of Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Montréal, QC. Nothing here is illustrative filler. No account, no API key.
Measured 2026-07-27 · bbox -73.59, 45.515 → -73.565, 45.535
Canopy composition
Trees
11,838
27.3 per hectare
Avg diameter
27.7 cm
Mature, established canopy
Native
39.9%
4,726 trees
Invasive
15.7%
1,854 trees
Carbon & ecosystem value
Carbon stored
6,277.5 t
14.46 t per hectare
Annual benefit
$146,956
$339 per hectare / year
Stormwater
56,117 m³
Intercepted per year
Species distribution
The leading species accounts for 17.4% of stems here. Concentration above roughly 10% is the figure an assessment flags — it is what turns a single pest or pathogen into a canopy-wide loss.
| Species | Trees | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Érable argenté | 2,056 | 17.4% |
| Érable de Norvège | 831 | 7.0% |
| Févier Skyline | 557 | 4.7% |
| Micocoulier occidental | 509 | 4.3% |
| Chicot du Canada | 485 | 4.1% |
Everything a full report covers
The sections marked live are the ones shown above with real figures. The rest are in every purchased report — they are described rather than mocked up here, because filling a sales page with invented numbers is the exact practice this product exists to replace.
Canopy compositionShown above
Tree count, density per hectare, average diameter, and the native/invasive split.
Carbon & ecosystem valueShown above
Stored carbon, annual benefit in CAD, and stormwater interception, per hectare and in total.
Species distributionShown above
Ranked species with counts, plus concentration risk when one species dominates.
Equity indicators
Area-weighted census overlay: population covered, canopy access, and gap severity.
Heat exposure
Surface heat classification and canopy-gap severity across the polygon.
Biodiversity context
Wildlife observations, taxon groups, and research-grade proportion from iNaturalist.
Climate outlook
Projected temperature and precipitation shifts for the area under future scenarios.
Ranked interventions
Prioritised planting and management recommendations, each tied to the evidence above.
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