How Taylor Guitars and Scientists Protect Ebony Trees in Africa
How are elephants and guitars connected? The Ebony Project proves that elephants are seed dispersers for ebony trees used to make guitars.
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Conservation Supporting Mediterranean Marine Conservation with ArcGIS Pro
Scientists made maps to show species distribution and highlight threats facing endangered and threatened species.
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Conservation Jane Goodall Discusses Advancing Science Education in the Gombe National Forest
In honor of Dr. Goodall’s remarkable work, watch her discuss the role GIS technology plays in supporting community needs in Tanzania.
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Conservation Advocates Use Satellite Images to Win Landmark Court Case and Protect Penguins
This is Argentina’s first conviction for ecocide. It also allowed for the expansion of the Punta Tombo Natural Protected Area.
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Conservation | Esri BlogManaging Pennsylvania’s Wildlife for Hunters and Healthy Habitats
ArcGIS technology helps ta state game commission manage 1.6 million acres open to hunting.
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Conservation | Esri BlogMapping Habitat Restoration in the San Francisco Bay
Scientists use GIS technology to help enhance biodiversity and climate resilience.
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Conservation | Media and Analyst RelationsNOAA and Esri Collaborate to Create Online Hub
By combining oceanic data with GIS technology, an online hub will support sustainable ocean and coastal development.
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ArcGIS Utility Network Can the Grid Handle the New Energy Reality?
Explore the challenges and opportunities of adapting the power grid to accommodate renewable energy sources and evolving energy demands.
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Conservation Protecting Nature’s Carbon Vault
Mauro Laurenco, research scientist for the Wild Bird Trust, explains how peatlands hold promise in countering the effects of climate change.
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Conservation Saving the Okavango Basin
Steve Boyes, founder of the National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project, discusses the effort to preserve Botswana's Okavango Basin.
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Conservation Healing the Watershed
Researchers at Taita Taveta University are using imagery and ArcGIS technology to mitigate the grim effects of gully erosion in southern Kenya.
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Conservation An American Prairie
American Prairie reflects on how GIS improves operational management to support conservation efforts.
