Urban planning often struggles to balance growth with the realities of climate. Bluesky International’s latest geospatial tool leans into that tension by monitoring tree canopy changes and ground permeability—two often overlooked factors in flooding. Why does this matter? Because climate resilience isn’t just levees and pumps. It’s shade, soil, and green networks that soak up water before disaster strikes. A tool like this arms planners with the data to make smarter calls on where to invest, what to preserve, and how to prepare. In an age of climate headlines that feel overwhelming, this is a quiet but significant step toward data-driven adaptation. It’s planning at the root level—literally.