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# Forest Report

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The Forest Report feature is an add-on feature that must be enabled on your MapHubs portal, please contact <support@maphubs.com> for more info
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To access Forest Report, first click on a feature in a MapHubs map, then click *Open Feature Page*

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On the feature page, click the *Forest Report* tab

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If you do not see the tab, check that you are logged in, and that your MapHubs portal has Forest Report enabled, or contact us at <support@maphubs.com>
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The report shows datasets include tree cover, tree cover loss, daily GLAD forest alerts, and Intact Forest Landscapes.

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Scroll down on the left to view additional data

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Click the toggles to turn layers on/off in the map

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In the Forest Alert section clicking a day in the calendar site will filter the display to that detection date and update the map

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Download the GeoJSON file for the alerts, and then [upload it](/data/uploading-data.md) to a MapHubs Group to include it in a custom map

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Select additional base map options including satellite imagery from the map tools menu

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