Trigger
A tract becomes owned by the organization and enters a permanent operational rhythm.
Flow GeoTract orchestrates
A multi-year land management plan is authored per program area and stored in GIS attribute tables — the plan is the map
Plans generate scheduled tasks (vegetation, access, invasives, recreation, and more) assigned to staff or contractors
Completed tasks write back to GIS so last-treated and years-since-treatment layers stay current
Timber and harvest sub-flows when applicable: prep → active work with tickets and inspections → financial reconciliation → site recovery
Every task links to tract, region, program, contract, and purchase order for cost-per-acre reporting
Sensitive-resource overlays flag conflicts when tasks are proposed
What “good” looks like
A land manager opens the map, clicks a tract, and sees the last 5 years of work, the next several years of planned work, contracts, and compliance — in one view.