We’re proud to share with you this comprehensive account of all of the impressive outreach efforts under way throughout the College. In complement with our scientific research, these outreach activities are integral to the mission of the College of the Environment. Our investment in communities, in connecting children and adults with the world around them through a scientific lens, and in empowering policy-makers with the tools and information to make good decisions based on sound science, are a vital part of the vision of the College.
Our goal is to keep common animals common and to maintain our quality of life. Our approach is to train individuals to become aware of their natural resources and to provide the tools to inventory and monitor their resources.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Forest to Seas — A Report on Outreach Efforts
The NatureMapping Program is featured in Forest to Seas — A Report on Outreach Efforts Aligned with the University of Washington's College of the Environment.
Sunday, August 01, 2010
Online Data Entry
NatureMapping announces the online data entry and location mapping site for reporting your wildlife observations.
One of our goals is to create a biodiversity database and build layers of information about birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish, terrestrial and aquatic insects and plants in a way that when combined gives all of us a picture of the biological health of an area...a neighborhood, city, county, and state.
Your data will be added to the NatureMapping database after further review.
Currently, data can be entered for the following states: AR, CA, IA, MA, MI, NY, PA, TX, VA, WA other states will be added in conjunction with the development of their spreadsheet and NatureTracker software for PDA's with GPS units.
http://depts.washington.edu/nmdata/
One of our goals is to create a biodiversity database and build layers of information about birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish, terrestrial and aquatic insects and plants in a way that when combined gives all of us a picture of the biological health of an area...a neighborhood, city, county, and state.
Your data will be added to the NatureMapping database after further review.
Currently, data can be entered for the following states: AR, CA, IA, MA, MI, NY, PA, TX, VA, WA other states will be added in conjunction with the development of their spreadsheet and NatureTracker software for PDA's with GPS units.
http://depts.washington.edu/nmdata/
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