Mapping/GIS Archives - Ecotrust

commercial fisherman helps move crate of fish

Bringing fisheries data to the forefront

A new data-visualization tool helps decision-makers and public track the health and management of California’s ocean waters.

Megan Foucht
November 30, 2017 04 December 2017

Mountains, docks and a boat shed reflected in calm waters.

Hoonah Stewards

A new tool supports stewardship and community resilience in rural Alaska.

Jon Bonkoski
July 26, 2017 07 August 2017

Three men and three women sitting in front of a room. One man wearing a suit is holding the microphone.

Data tools for health equity

On Monday July 10, we welcomed a day-long workshop at the Natural Capital Center: Powering Health Equity Action with Online Tools.

Molly Simas
July 12, 2017 31 August 2017

A tattered log book sits on the deck of a boat with a mobile phone on top

How can technology enable a more natural model of development?

When decision-making around solutions requires digital assistance, our tools are there to help.

Jon Bonkoski
July 12, 2017 18 July 2017

Map showing original range of temperate rain forest and and salmon habitat.

Ecotrust GIS: The brains behind the maps

Maps are a compelling way to tell a story, but we also provide the public with tools to explore data and tell their own stories.

Jocelyn Tutak
January 2, 2014 18 March 2016

A road transects a plot dark green forest in northern British Columbia

Announcing Commonplace magazine

Announcing the first issue of Commonplace, a chaotic and impassioned celebration of home.

Astrid Scholz
August 27, 2013 01 October 2014

Creating Portland’s green design atlas

guest
August 1, 2013 01 October 2014

National ocean plan finalized — now time to act

Yesterday, the Obama Administration released the final ocean action plan to help coordinate the federal government’s efforts to tackle some of the biggest threats facing oceans, coasts and Great Lakes. This advances the National Ocean Policy’s goal of creating healthier …

Megan Mackey
April 17, 2013 19 September 2015

A new tool for managing juniper

In conservation circles, we often hear the call to save a native species that is being marginalized to the point of extinction. But in the West’s Great Basin we have a picturesque, aromatic native species that is proliferating to the …

Alister Fenix
January 14, 2013 01 October 2014

A canyon on the Elwha River.

In austere times, where best to invest restoration money?

Jocelyn Tutak
July 12, 2012 03 May 2016