Planners use the Bay Area Greenprint to build natural resource conservation into their policies and plans. Brought to you by The Nature Conservancy, American Farmland Trust, Bay Area Open Space Council, Greenbelt Alliance, and GreenInfo Network.

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Drop a pin, draw a polygon, or upload a shapefile to view and download a custom report about the natural values of any location in the Bay Area.

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Who has the most protected land? Or the most wetlands? Find out how Bay Area counties stack up across the full range of Greenprint metrics.

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Download Bay Area-wide spatial data for more than 30 key metrics across six categories, from biodiversity to agriculture to water yield.

What Can I Do With Greenprint?

Assessing Regional Transportation Plan Projects by County
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Aligning Agriculture, Habitat, and Recreation Benefits
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Understanding the Stakes at Sand Creek
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How Do Bay Area Counties Stack Up?

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What is the Bay Area Greenprint?

The Bay Area Greenprint brings together a wide range of data to help you discover and highlight many potential benefits from the non-built environment, across a range of themes: Biodiversity & Habitat, Agriculture, Water, Carbon, and Recreation.

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Who created the Bay Area Greenprint?

The Bay Area Greenprint is a collaboration of The Nature Conservancy, Bay Area Open Space Council, American Farmland Trust, Greenbelt Alliance, and GreenInfo Network. Funding provided by the S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, and the Stanford University's Natural Capital Project.

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Maintained by: GreenInfo Network, 510.350.8700, www.greeninfo.org
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