Landscape Co-Benefits Dashboard

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Site & biodiversity

Canopy, softscape and habitat indicators for the whole site

Biodiversity net gain — on-site habitat units

Statutory Biodiversity Metric: baseline (Existing phase) vs. post-intervention (retained + enhanced + created)
Baseline → post-intervention
Post-intervention units by broad habitat

Project location

 

Cost savings composition

Share of tree-based cost savings by category

Air pollutants removed

By pollutant, mass removed

Top species by carbon sequestered

Ranked, top 8 shown

Planted floor / softscape types

Annual figures — floor cost has no reliable currency provenance, so it's shown "as calculated"
Growth-year design options: each tab above (e.g. 5/10/15/20/25 yr) is a separate Revit design option modeling the same planted layout at a different tree age, not an alternative to add together — figures are shown for one selected stage at a time rather than summed across every option, since a "25 years" total blended with a "5 years" total would be meaningless.

How the "equivalent to" figures are calculated: water → baths at 150 L/bath; CO₂ → miles driven at 0.404 kg CO₂/mile (EPA Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator, average passenger vehicle); oxygen → days of one person's breathing at ~0.84 kg O₂/day, with tree-sourced oxygen estimated from CO₂ uptake at a 32:44 mass ratio (O₂ released per CO₂ fixed); air pollutants and cost-saved equivalencies (cigarettes, cups of coffee) are illustrative round figures meant for public-facing communication, not regulatory claims — adjust EQUIV in this page's script to your organization's approved source. All mass/volume figures are Metric (kg, m³) regardless of the unit system the export was made under.