@John_M_Nelson The good thing is, you’re not too late. This only makes it easier for me to use in more places, and flip it to colleagues and partners who don’t have GIS via AGOL (thanks @Esri_Nonprofit). Good stuff @John_M_Nelson.
In a related story, geographers heads are exploding at unprecedented rates. I’m coping by calling it the All Coast Conference from now on. https://t.co/OTGyDcm13h
The Library's huge map collection doesn't only include antique maps. We also collect modern maps. One example is this 2021 pictorial map by Veazey Studio, which celebrates the city of Atlanta's contributions to hip-hop. A perfect highlight for the #50thanniversaryofhiphop!
“It’s important because we’re seeing increased flooding throughout the state, we’re seeing it in all regions of the state and really floodplain mapping can’t keep up with what’s happening on the ground.” - Brooks Rainey Pearson
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💡We need 5 more mentors for our Mentor Program! We're happy to share that we received a good number of applications, but we need more mentors to round out this year's program.
Deadline for mentee applications has passed, but late applications will be added to the 2024 program.
Better understanding the forces at work along our coasts as sea levels rise and shorelines change is critical to making better decisions about our future. I’m so proud that, thanks to a great team from across @SouthernEnvironmental…https://t.co/7ddp0IcqXI https://t.co/gAxLhfEDnT
New blog post: "Mapping the Changing Coast with the Southern Environmental Law Center." In 2022 we sat down with @JovianPfeil from @selc_org to talk about our collaboration on "The Changing Coast" & the work Jovian does more broadly. Read the transcript: https://t.co/jvw7Xs2JAQ
"Embedding storylistening in advisory systems is not a threat to scientific evidence, but can strengthen it, offering a new opportunity to tackle long-standing gaps in evidence for policy."
Science - “Storylistening” in the science policy ecosystem https://t.co/q2jooGzUjX
@RhodesCartogra1 @JasonIsbell Just noticed the point for Percy Priest Dam should be under the “N” in Nashville. It looks like you placed that point on Old Hickory Dam location by mistake.
As a cartographer, southerner, and @JasonIsbell fan, I love @RhodesCartogra1 Isbelland map + discussion of the geography of his lyrics in the comments.
So many @JasonIsbell songs are rooted in specific locations and bring a map to mind. So I tried to make a fitting map of all the places mentioned. What did I miss? #alabamapines