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  -              <h3>This section contains the tools and information you need to develop applications that harness Global Forest Watch data and technology.</p>
  +              <p>Do you ever wish that Global Forest Watch could be customized for your geography or issue of interest? Do you have a great idea for how GFW data could help solve a specific problem? Using GFW’s public Application Programming Interface (API) and open source code, anyone can build on GFW data and technology to create customized web-based or mobile applications (“apps”). This section contains the tools and information you need to develop applications that harness Global Forest Watch data and technology.</p>
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                            <h2>GFW Mobile Data Application </h2>
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                            <p>Access GFW forest change data and collect information from your mobile device</p>
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                              <h2>GFW Mobile Data Application </h2>
                              <p>This easy-to-use app enables local stakeholders with limited or occasional internet connectivity to use and contribute data to the GFW platform using mobile and cloud technologies. With this app, users can find forest clearing alerts on the ground in their area of interest and collect and report information from the field. Global Forest Watch is currently developing this tool with Google and the Jane Goodall Institute.</p>
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                            <h2>Deforestation Finder App</h2>
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                            <p>Help make GFW forest alerts more reliable by identifying changes in Landsat imagery.</p>
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                              <h2>Deforestation Finder App</h2>
                              <p>Sometimes the human eye is more powerful at spotting deforestation than computer algorithms. This simple app displays recent satellite images from areas with recent tree cover loss alerts and asks users to tell us what they see. User contributions can help us figure out which alerts are most concerning and require action on the ground.</p>
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