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Conservation International is proud to announce the launch of the Nature Tech for Biodiversity Sector Map, developed in partnership with the Nature Tech Collective!
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Conservationists use tools like drones, satellites, and camera traps to monitor ecosystems and scale their impact. But new challenges like transparency, funding gaps, and engagement remain. Web 3.0 technologies offer solutions, but adoption can be complex. Understanding their benefits and barriers is key.
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This is the title of an episode of Ben Goldsmith's 'Rewilding the World' podcast series. I have been wondering for a while, how is it done? Here is a crystal clear outline.
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Hi everyone, We decided to initiate a thread for sharing and collating GIS training resources. This follows from a thread in the Remote Sensing group. Please feel free to...
19 June 2017
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[ARCHIVE] OpenAerialMap
Thomas Starnes
There is a new platform, developed by the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team (HOT) called OpenAerialMap. They have developed the platform for humanitarian mapping, but are throwing...
19 June 2017
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Hi group, I just wanted to draw attention to this great remote sensing training resource. There is a webinar series coming up on remote sensing for supporting UN Sustainable...
23 May 2017
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CCF GIS Group Social
Thomas Starnes
It's that time again; on Thursday 13th we'll be heading to The Eagle on Benet Street from 18:00 to talk maps. This informal social event is for people with an...
11 April 2017
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CCF GIS Group Social
Thomas Starnes
It's that time again; on Thursday 13th we'll be heading to The Eagle on Benet Street from 18:00 to talk maps. This informal social event is for people with an...
11 April 2017
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Missing Maps May Mapathon - Cambridge
Thomas Starnes
Join us this May for another evening of humanitarian mapping (and pizza!). No previous experience required. On Thursday 18th May from 6pm-8:30pm, we are hosting a Missing Maps...
11 April 2017
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OpenDroneMap
Thomas Starnes
I'm interested in using OpenDroneMap. Does anyone out there have experience of using ODM, and do you any feedback? How do you find it? How does it compare to Pix4D,...
3 April 2017
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RGS Geo-technologies for field research workshops
Thomas Starnes
Have you seen these two RGS Geo-technologies for field research workshops? Open source GIS and field monitoring with Arduino Open source remote sensing and...
21 March 2017
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Missing Maps April Mapathon - Cambridge
Thomas Starnes
Join us for another evening of mapping (and pizza!). No previous experience required. On Wednesday 5th April from 6pm-8:30pm, we are hosting a...
21 March 2017
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Conservation GIS Group Social
Thomas Starnes
The second bi-monthly Conservation GIS social of 2017 will be at The Eagle on Benet Street from 18:00 on Thursday 23rd March. This informal social event is for people with an...
21 March 2017
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QGIS UK Midlands & East User Group meeting
Thomas Starnes
This is the first QGIS (Midlands & East) user group meeting on Thursday 18th May in Cambridge. Tickets are free thanks to the sponsors - British Antartic Survey. Thu 18 May...
20 March 2017
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The Return of the CCF Conservation GIS Group!
Thomas Starnes
The Cambridge Conservation Forum's Conservation GIS group had returned! If you're based in or around Cambridge, and are interested in conservation and GIS or maps,...
17 March 2017
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