Conservation Technlogy Support & Help
News: ArcGIS Online is opening a new community data sharing platform to assist GIS users worldwide who need to collaborate in shared projects. Read more about it
here . The new
Data Basin project is a custom Conservation Site built on the Arcgis Online platform
Conservation GIS Technologies
A large and growing variety of GIS technlogies and tools are used by Conservationists worldwide to achieve better science and better action. Here are links and addresses to sources of funding, expertise, design, standards and online resources.
- ArcGIS Online: New data sharing platform
- GIS Conferences: meetings and workshops on Conservation GIS.
- Support & Advice: Sources of technical help and advice.
- Data Models: Help on Geodata Models for Conservation GIS.
- Donors: Funding Sources, Donors & NGO Support.
- Tools: Help on GIS Analysis Methods and Special Software for Conservation Analysis.
- Training: Sources of specialized training and online courses in Conservation Geography.
- Starter Kit: The Conservation Starter Kit Course Info
- Internet Tools: Lists and search tools for finding conservation GIS on the web.
- Data Sources: Links to online and free sources of GIS data.
- ESRI TV channel on Youtube has lots of free training videos!
Seminar Series in Conservation GIS
The ECP has developed an ongoing series of seminars in different
areas of GIS, Science and Conservation. Draft versions of these
seminars appear below:
How to Contact Us
Charles Convis
ESRI Conservation Program
380 New York St., Redlands, CA, 92373
tel: 909-793-2853 x2488
fax: 909-793-5953
For grant info: send blank email to grant@esri.com
Direct email: ecp at esri dot com
Tutorials in Conservation and GIS
The ECP is constantly trying to develop, support, and improve training materials
to help conservationists from all backgrounds learn about and effectively
apply GIS technology to their tasks and missions. The Conservation
Data Manager (CDM) was an early ECP software initiative to integrate
all types of natural history and systematics data into GIS data models
and applications.
Lucy Chege-Waruingi assists Marinda Convis with the basics of field conservation geography
