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Esri and Technology Leaders Commit to Climate Data Initiative and Challenge Developers

March 20, 2014 By Editor

Yesterday was all about climate and climate change! A high profile event took place in D.C. yesterday to formally launch the Climate Data Initiative, an ambitious new effort bringing together extensive open government data and design competitions with commitments from the private and philanthropic sectors to develop data-driven planning and resilience tools for local communities. […]

Filed Under: conservation, contest, Environment, ESRI Tagged With: Developers, ESRI

White House Event Highlighting Efforts to Boost Climate Change Preparedness

March 18, 2014 By Editor

An event of interest this week in D.C with an impressive lineup of Geotech leaders to speak. On Wednesday, March 19, the White House, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) will host an event highlighting the Administration’s commitment to empower America’s communities with the information they […]

Filed Under: conservation, environment, Environment

MyWaytogo Trip Planning Tool from DRCOG for Denver, Colorado Commuters

January 29, 2014 By Editor

A clever new trip planning tool is available to commuters in the Denver, Colorado area from DRCOG – enter Mywaytogo. The one-stop shop that allows commuters to easily and comprehensively compare their trip options and make informed choices. Users can simply enter their trip information to quickly see their commute options and compare travel time, […]

Filed Under: colorado, conservation, Environment, THE EDITOR Tagged With: blog, Colorado

Don't Care About Birds? You should… Why Birds Matter {video}

January 24, 2014 By Editor

A fabulous and informative video from the National Audubon Society… great stuff here! About the video – Audubon President and CEO David Yarnold opens a window into the wonderful world of birds–and what Audubon is doing to protect them. Presented by Susan and Dan Gottlieb. Directed, filmed and edited by Erik Friedl – See http://www.audubon.org/

Filed Under: conservation, Environment

A correlation between NCAA mascots on the endangered species list and on-field success?

December 16, 2013 By Editor

An interesting research effort via the USGS asks Could Species Conservation be Key to Winning a College Football National Championship? This via the USGS… Believe it or not, sports analysts may want to pay attention to a different set of rankings—the endangered species list. In fact, by studying the work that USGS scientists have conducted […]

Filed Under: conservation, Environment, environment, sports, usgs Tagged With: football, NCAA, wildlife

Salish sea Oil Spill Map to Show Where the Oil will Travel in a PacNW Spill

December 10, 2013 By Editor

An interesting new story map from the PacNW from the Raincoast Conservation Foundation and the Georgia Strait Alliance reveals sensitive areas and reveals where the oil would travel should a major spill take place in the area now know as the Salish Sea. How is it done? In an  innovative project, the groups  are dropping […]

Filed Under: British Columbia, conservation, Environment, environment

Amazing Interactive Map Reveals Earth After The Ice Melts and Sea Level Rises

November 7, 2013 By Editor

Global warming, carbon emissions, the vanishing ice cover… these are all things that are on the minds of us all these days. Ever imagine what would the Earth look like if the World’s ice simply all melted? Well, now thanks to National Geographic you can see a model of just that. The projected result is […]

Filed Under: conservation, Environment, environment

Compass4Colorado Helps Colorado Flood stricken Areas With GeoTechnology

September 30, 2013 By Editor

This our of Centennial Colorado – The Compass family of geospatial companies has established Compass4Colorado, a collaborative effort to make high-tech GIS and mapping capabilities available at no or low cost to organizations involved in the recovery activities related to the devastating Colorado floods. Free flood-mapping webinars and workshops will be offered starting in October.

Filed Under: colorado, conservation, Environment, environment, THE EDITOR Tagged With: blog, Colorado

Ways to help and donate to Colorado Flood Assistance and HelpColoradoNow

September 16, 2013 By Editor

There’s no question that Colorado has been hit hard this past year or so… wildfires ravaging the landscape and now epic flooding – its tragic! Colorado and the Colorado Front Range in Particular is in many ways the heartland of Geospatial technology in America, the corridor between Boulder and Fort Collins considered by many as […]

Filed Under: colorado, conservation, environment, Environment, THE EDITOR Tagged With: blog, Colorado

Real Time Social Media News Map of Colorado Flood and comments

September 13, 2013 By Editor

Esri has churned out a public news map highlighting some of the data and social media news updates (tweets, photos, videos) from Colorado revealing the extent of the Colorado flood situation. You can jump directly to the newsmap HERE or continue reading and browse it below… stay safe Colorado!

Filed Under: conservation, crowdsource, environment, Environment, ESRI

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