Tanim tayo, ano tara?

Empowering Reforestation through Data Driven Decisions

Monitor Reforestation initiatives, visualize planting sites, and receive tree species recommendations based on your location and site conditions and many more features to help you make informed decisions for your reforestation projects.

Create account Open the map

Participants gathered for a group photograph in front of a tree planting banner at a DENR field activity

Aerial view of volunteers spread across a grassy slope, each digging and planting a seedling

Uniformed personnel holding potted seedlings before a tree planting activity begins

Participants making their way up a planted hillside past a thatched field shelter

Teams from several agencies planting in marked plots, each plot flagged with the name of the office working it

Volunteers holding seedlings beside a banner reading Suhayin ang Pangangalaga sa Kalikasan

A line of volunteers planting seedlings along a grassy ridge, bamboo stakes marking each hole, hills behind

Aerial view of a large group assembled at a planting site, banners set up among the young trees

A briefing on site before planting begins, with sacks of seedlings waiting at the edge of the plot

Get to know us

One platform for smarter reforestation

PuNoObservation is a web-based decision support platform that helps DENR, CENRO, environmental organizations, and community leaders manage reforestation projects across Eastern Pangasinan.

It centralizes planting site records, geospatial mapping, species recommendations, and progress monitoring into one shared system, making environmental data more accessible and decision-making more efficient.

A Web-Based Decision Support Platform for Tree Species Recommendation and Reforestation Management with Geospatial Visualization in Eastern Pangasinan.

Native species

Native trees the platform recommends

Ten of the 58 species in the reference dataset, with the elevation, rainfall and soil each one suits. Click a photo to see it larger.

Pterocarpus indicus

Narra

0–600 m elevation · 900–4,000 mm rain · sandy loam, clay loam

Vitex parviflora

Molave

0–700 m elevation · 800–2,500 mm rain · clay loam

Diospyros blancoi

Kamagong

0–800 m elevation · 1,600–3,000 mm rain · clay loam, silt loam

Intsia bijuga

Ipil

0–600 m elevation · 1,500–3,000 mm rain · sandy loam, sand

Rhizophora apiculata

Bakawan Lalake

0–5 m elevation · 1,500–4,500 mm rain · silt loam, silty clay loam

Lagerstroemia speciosa

Banaba

0–800 m elevation · 1,300–3,500 mm rain · silt loam, clay loam

Dillenia philippinensis

Katmon

0–1,000 m elevation · 1,800–4,000 mm rain · clay loam, silt loam

Calophyllum inophyllum

Bitaog

0–200 m elevation · 1,200–4,000 mm rain · sand

Parashorea malaanonan

Bagtikan

0–700 m elevation · 2,000–5,000 mm rain · sandy loam, silt loam, clay loam

Pinus kesiya

Benguet Pine

300–2,700 m elevation · 1,500–3,500 mm rain · sandy loam, sand

Photos from Wikimedia Commons. Narra: Ping an Chang (CC BY-SA 4.0), Molave: Forest and Kim Starr (CC BY 3.0 us), Kamagong: Bella Lin (CC BY 4.0), Ipil: Denis.prévôt (CC BY-SA 3.0), Bakawan Lalake: Bernard DUPONT (CC BY-SA 2.0), Banaba: Lokenrc (CC BY 2.5), Katmon: wlcutler (CC BY 2.0), Bitaog: Forest & Kim Starr (CC BY 3.0), Bagtikan: Bernard DUPONT (CC BY-SA 2.0), Benguet Pine: Patrickroque01 (CC BY-SA 4.0). Ranges from the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF).

One connected platform

Integrated features for
reforestation management

From identifying the right site to tracking every seedling, each tool connects field activity to one reliable source of truth.

Available features depend on your account role. Administrators, Field Officers, and Normal Users each see a tailored set of tools.

Overview

A dashboard built for action

See sites, contracted area, seedlings planted, and delivery rates for Districts 5 and 6 at a glance, with clear charts that turn field data into next steps.

The dashboard on a desktop, tablet and phone: reforestation totals, sites and area contracted per year, and where to plant next

Mapping

Interactive GIS map and heatmap

Every planting site across Eastern Pangasinan on one live map, with a density heatmap showing where reforestation activity is concentrated by barangay and municipality.

Open the map

The GIS map on a desktop, tablet and phone, with Eastern Pangasinan's districts shaded, planting sites marked, and a site's details open

Species matching

Plant the right tree in the right place

Rank native species by how well they suit a site's soil, elevation, and climate, so every planting plan starts from what the ground can actually support.

Site requests

Clear requests, accountable decisions

Anyone can propose a planting site. Administrators review it, and every decision is tracked against the record so nothing is decided off the books.

Requesting a reforestation site on a desktop, tablet and phone: drawing the plot on the map, the request form with suggested species, and the list of submitted requests

Everything works together

More features. One shared mission.

Practical tools for every role, from field officers gathering data to administrators turning it into better decisions.

Reforestation sites registry
Reference dataset
DENR NGP data import
Monitoring reports
Report review
Data visualization
Notifications
User management
Role-based access

See what is already on the map

Create an account to submit a reforestation site, or open the map and look at the sites that are already recorded.