Can the Grid Handle the New Energy Reality?
Explore the challenges and opportunities of adapting the power grid to accommodate renewable energy sources and evolving energy demands.
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Protecting Nature’s Carbon Vault
Mauro Laurenco, research scientist for the Wild Bird Trust, explains how peatlands hold promise in countering the effects of climate change.
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Saving the Okavango Basin
Steve Boyes, founder of the National Geographic Okavango Wilderness Project, discusses the effort to preserve Botswana's Okavango Basin.
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Healing the Watershed
Researchers at Taita Taveta University are using imagery and ArcGIS technology to mitigate the grim effects of gully erosion in southern Kenya.
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An American Prairie
American Prairie reflects on how GIS improves operational management to support conservation efforts.
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Shaping the Approach to Reforestation
Terraformation is shaking up the reforestation game by using GNSS and ArcGIS technology to map plants that mimic the growth of native ecosystems.
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The Science of the Possible
Listen as James Hardcastle from the International Union for Conservation of Nature points to signs of positive change in planetary conservation.
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Conserve and Preserve
Preserving Our Planet, a new title from Esri Press, explores how conservationists use GIS to meet challenges to biodiversity preservation.
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California’s Path to Environmental Success
The California Natural Resources Agency mobilized to develop an interactive engagement hub, Pathways to 30x30.
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Monitoring the Health of North America’s Ecosystems
Using ArcGIS technology, NatureServe has applied a new standard for monitoring ecosystems at risk of collapse across North America.
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The Pursuit of Justice in the Natural World
Conservation social scientist Dr. Meredith Gore discusses the value of technology and community interaction in investigating nature crimes.
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Into the Weeds
Using GIS-based weed-spraying technology, environmental restoration organizations are working to reverse the impacts of industrial development.
