High Resolution Layer Tree Cover and Forests is composed of three separate products: Tree Cover Density offers information on the percentage of tree cover in a given area and is considered one of best publicly available European tree cover maps. Dominant Leaf Type allows users to identify and track changes in the dominant leaf type (i.e., broadleaf, coniferous) of all

Datasets

Tree Cover Presence Change 2018-2021(raster 20m), Europe, 3-yearly, Nov. 2024GTiffOGC:WMS

Archived or restricted datasets

Tree Cover Density 2018 (raster 10 m), Europe, 3-yearly, Sep. 2020GeoTIFFESRI:RESTOGC:WMSArchived

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