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California Environmental Protection Agency has pioneered a unique geographic approach to apply principles of environmental justice.
Tribe Maps Where to Burn to Restore Northern California Forest to Balance
Multiple Authors | A Climate of Change | May 19, 2022
The Karuk Tribe maps their land to rebalance it, using maps to guide ecological restoration and eco-cultural revitalization.
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Steve Gay | May 24, 2022
California Environmental Protection Agency has pioneered a unique geographic approach to apply principles of environmental justice.
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.
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