ESRI Conservation Program Resources: CTSP News

Features stories from non-profit groups using computers and maps for conservation and social change.

Native American, First Nation, and Indigenous groups using computers and GIS for conservation.

The Society for Conservation GIS, stories, newsletters, conferences, and information.

Comprehensive annotated lists of groups, agencies, and individuals doing Conservation Geography work worldwide.

Lists of publications and on-line papers on Conservation Geography.

Information on Conservation Geography grant programs, scholarships, and other sources of free help.

Information on Conservation Geography computer and software grant programs, scholarships, and other sources of free help.

News and announcements from the world of Conservation Geography.

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CTSP News

SCGIS Newsletter 2

the nature conservatory

conservation international

world wildlife foundation

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ESRI Conservation Program Resources: CTSP News

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS UNTIL JAN!

The Conservation Technology Support Program (CTSP) is a partnership between hardware and software vendors and the non-profit conservation community to provide annual grants of complete GIS centers to grass-roots organizations active in conservation. Past and present partners include:

Hewlett Packard Corp. (PC's, printers, plotters)

ESRI (GIS software, training)

Trimble Navigation (GPS navigation units)

GTCO (digitizing boards)

ERDAS, Inc. (Image Processing)

Apple Computer (computers & printers, digital cameras)

Microsoft (productivity software)

Greeninfo Network (admin)

Smithsonian (training)

The annual grants may be applied for at ctsp@desktop.org between October and January 15th, and the decision whether or not to continue the program is made each September.