I have been waiting to post on this for over a week while I became inspired to add some value to simply linking to Green Maps Around the World, but I really can’t add anything to their own self-description:
Green Map ® System promotes inclusive participation in sustainable community development around the world, using mapmaking as [...]
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Green Maps Project
Posted in Citizen Science, Environment, Geography, Maps, Urban Nature, tagged envirionment, green living, green map, mammaking, Maps, tourism, urban environment on March 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Live Nude Birds on MAPS!
Posted in Citizen Science, Geography, Maps, Urban Nature on May 10, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
As a follow-on to my post yesterday on the topic of bird nest webcams — today I found a post in the Google Earth Community with a link to a map file of peregrine falcon and osprey nest cams. If you are familiar with Google Earth and have it installed on your computer, you can [...]
Live! Nude! Birds!
Posted in Citizen Science, Urban Nature on May 9, 2007 | 3 Comments »
Barn Owls in a California nestbox
I got my Cornell Lab of Ornithology Newsletter today and there were several features on their Citizen Science Programs (such as Project Feederwatch). A new one (new to me anyway) that I decided to check out, is their Birdhouse watch project. Participants put up a bird nest box [...]