The final step in the tree monitoring process involves entering your field data into the Tree Carbon Sequestration Calculator, found in the Program Book. This tool allows program teams to record species, locations, survival rates, and average tree measurements to track carbon sequestration over time. By systematically inputting data collected through Jotform and AirTable, this calculator becomes a living record of each site’s ecological progress and climate impact. This lesson will guide you through how to use the Program Book effectively to analyze and report your tree data year after year.

Learning Goals:

• Learn how to enter and organize tree data in the Program Book.
• Understand how to track growth and survival of trees over multiple years.
• Convert and input average height and circumference into the calculator.
• Use dropdown menus and white cells appropriately.
• Monitor carbon storage by tree species and report year-to-year progress.