Smarter stewardship and land management for state land offices

State land offices are tasked with overseeing millions of acres, thousands of leases, and diverse land uses—all with limited staff and growing demands for accountability and revenue generation. This webinar explores how remote monitoring with Lens enables teams to scale oversight, reduce field burden, and make faster, more informed decisions.

In this session, we’ll explore how state land offices are applying remote monitoring across a range of real-world use cases—from lease compliance to post-wildfire recovery—using high-resolution imagery, change detection, and AI-powered insights.

We’ll cover how you can use these tools to:

• Monitor rangeland conditions and track vegetation change over time
• Identify lease compliance issues and prioritize field inspections
• Assess ROW restoration progress and surface disturbances
• Detect trespass, illegal dumping, and other unauthorized land use
• Evaluate wildfire impacts and guide rehabilitation efforts

As one state land board shared, Lens is helping them improve understanding and management across thousands of leases and millions of acres—driving greater efficiency, stronger stewardship, and better outcomes for trust beneficiaries.

Join us to see how a remote-first approach can modernize state land management at scale.