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The Karuk Tribe maps their land to rebalance it, using maps to guide ecological restoration and eco-cultural revitalization.
New Mexico Maps Climate Risks to Inform Climate Action
Patricia Cummens | A Climate of Change | May 17, 2022
Users of the New Mexico Climate Risk Map can assess their relative risks to hazards exacerbated by climate change while considering equity.
Most Recent in Esri Blog
Multiple Authors | May 19, 2022
The Karuk Tribe maps their land to rebalance it, using maps to guide ecological restoration and eco-cultural revitalization.
Patricia Cummens | May 17, 2022
Users of the New Mexico Climate Risk Map can assess their relative risks to hazards exacerbated by climate change while considering equity.
Nick O'Day | May 10, 2022
Los Angeles has long been a leader in open data and taking a data-driven approach, and mapping is often the way it approaches problems.
John Steffenson | May 2, 2022
The iconic American bourbon industry relies on a steady supply of new white oak, and demand currently outstrips supply.
Ryan Lanclos | April 28, 2022
City of Salem, Oregon, staff used a map-based emergency management approach to prioritize ice storm response.
Matt Piper | April 27, 2022
ComEd uses GIS to conduct integrated vegetation management to return land to native prairie habitats to support the monarch butterfly.
Dawn Wright | April 22, 2022
Now is the time to take a stand for better stewardship of our oceans, by insisting on a pause in seabed mining.
Multiple Authors | April 12, 2022
Mappers with The HALO Trust document the destruction in Ukraine to assess risk from unexploded ordnance ahead of reconstruction effort.
Multiple Authors | April 7, 2022
The Tacoma Equity Index provides the data and details the city needs to assess and address inequalities.
Beau Ryck | April 5, 2022
The blue dot is finding a home indoors, heralding a new cartographic era.
Christa Campbell | March 29, 2022
New rules have sped up efforts to replace every lead pipe in the US to protect drinking water.
Patricia Cummens | March 22, 2022
The Prediction of Worldwide Renewable Energy Resource (POWER) team at NASA provides data that aids the transition to clean energy.
David Gadsden | March 17, 2022
Researchers in Kenya’s Maasai Mara are working to create global awareness of the threats to the survival of Africa’s majestic elephants.
Terry Bills | March 2, 2022
The Ray, an Atlanta-based nonprofit, wants to harness highway right-of-way land to host vast solar panel arrays.
Christa Campbell | February 24, 2022
Land IQ measures and monitors water use in key California agricultural counties that are suffering from ongoing drought.
Terry Bills | February 15, 2022
States are set to receive funds to repair aging infrastructure, and Virginia is ready with a detailed list of priority projects.
Audrey Lamb | February 10, 2022
Urban foresters on UNA's campus leverage maps, imagery, and apps to gather important variables for active forest management.
Christa Campbell | February 8, 2022
The team of Indian developers that created a water quality prediction tool won the 2021 Call for Code Global Challenge.
Dawn Wright | February 3, 2022
Volunteers teamed with Surfrider Foundation to record the location of tar balls that washed up from the Huntington Beach oil spill.
Carl Walter | February 1, 2022
Cobb County GIS specialists helped map security at Truist Park during the Atlanta Braves’ World Series win.
Mike Bialousz | January 25, 2022
Nevada Department of Wildlife biologists use GIS to piece together a landscape-level understanding of wildlife and ecosystem health.
Ryan Lanclos | January 24, 2022
Modern mapping tools help fire crews tamp down wildfires made more unwieldy by climate change and guide improvements in forest management.
Dawn Wright | January 11, 2022
The Rights-of-Way as Habitat Working Group brings together science and industry to create maps that guide actions to improve pollinator habitat.
Sunny Fleming | January 4, 2022
Funds for protected wildlife crossings are part of the Infrastructure Bill, and maps will guide where to place them.
Multiple Authors | December 21, 2021
Students from across the country take an online six-week Mapping Justice course at MIT, gaining a skill and exploring systemic issues.
Sydney Rich | December 14, 2021
College towns across the country are mapping and analyzing the impact of a luxury student housing boom brought by large investors.
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