Rich Nauman
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As a member of the ArcGIS Living Atlas Environment Team, I work with a wide variety of natural resource datasets ranging from rare species and habitats to soils and hydrology. With 30 of years experience in the field and office I use my skills to help us understand the world around us. When I'm not making maps, I'm using them to find new rivers to fish and places to visit. You can find me at: rnauman@esri.com or https://livingatlas.arcgis.com

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Swapping Layers: A great way to build and maintain your feature layer

Layer Swap is a quick-and-easy way to update your feature layers while providing a seamless experience for your map's users.

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Wetlands of the United States

The National Wetlands Inventory provides a comprehensive map of the wetlands of the United States.

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The Most Detailed Map of US Waters That You’ve Ever Seen

The new NHDplus High Resolution layer provides a detailed view of the rivers, lakes, and other waterbodies of the United States.

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Save and Save Even More with the Map Viewer

Understanding the difference between saving a layer and saving a map is key to building a modern web GIS.

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Handling Rowdy Fonts: Four Tips for Better Layer Descriptions

These tips will help you create a well-crafted layer description that is easy to read and adds an extra layer of polish to your work.

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Professional Pop-Ups: Handling Missing Data

Making great pop-ups with Arcade is easy. These tips will help you handle missing data.

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Highlight Your Watershed

Use Blend Modes and Effects to focus your map on your watershed, state, county, or other area of interest.

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Drop Shadows and So Much More!

Create beautiful and useful maps in minutes with ArcGIS Living Atlas layers and the new tools in the ArcGIS Online Map Viewer.

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Two Ways to Save

Understanding the difference between saving a layer and saving a map is key to building a modern web GIS.

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