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          <h3>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”). Browse the GFW app store below for existing apps.</h3>
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                <p>Help corroborate GFW’s tree cover loss alerts by analyzing satellite images and telling the world what you see.</p>
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