i-Tree Eco 5.0

i-Tree Eco is a professional urban forest analysis tool from i-Tree Tools that quantifies the structure, health, and environmental benefits of trees. Using field inventory data—such as species, size, and condition—combined with local weather and air-quality information, Eco estimates the ecosystem services your trees provide and translates those results into clear, defensible metrics and monetary values. The software helps communities, agencies, and organizations make data-driven decisions about tree planting, maintenance, and policy.

Key capabilities:

• Measures urban forest composition and condition, including species mix, size classes, and leaf area.
• Quantifies ecosystem services such as carbon storage and sequestration, air pollutant removal, avoided stormwater runoff, and building energy effects with associated emissions impacts.
• Provides economic valuations using established methods to support budgeting, grant applications, and cost–benefit analyses.
• Supports flexible inventory approaches, including plot-based sampling and complete inventories, with standardized data fields and QA/QC prompts.
• Delivers ready-to-share reports and data exports for integration into planning documents, dashboards, and GIS workflows.
• Enables comparative analyses to evaluate management options and planting priorities over time.

Who it’s for:

• Urban foresters, city planners, sustainability and climate staff, researchers, nonprofits, and utilities seeking credible, location-specific evidence of tree benefits.

i-Tree Eco is free to use and widely adopted internationally, offering a consistent framework to measure, value, and communicate the benefits of urban trees.

i-Tree Eco is developed by i-Tree Tools and is used by 1 user of Software Informer. The most popular version of this product among our users is 5.0. The names of program executable files are i-Tree Eco v6.x86.exe, iTreeEco.exe.

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