Salish Sea Atlas Map. These maps were made by WWU’s Dr. Aquila Floweropen_in_new(opens in new window) as part of the Salish Sea Atlas.

GIS Story Mapping for Non-Profits (Exhibitors Only)

About the Class

10:50 AM - 11:50 AM - Morning Elective Class, 12:50 PM - 1:50 PM - Afternoon Elective Class
Speaker: Natalie Furness

A hands-on workshop on creating a website story map using data from the Salish Sea Atlas. Story maps integrate maps, legends, text, photos, and video and provide functionality, such as swipes, pop-ups, and time sliders, that help users explore your content. Organizations can use them to involve the community, promote a cause, provide public information about an event, educate, or inspire. Story maps that are thoughtfully designed, given context, and provide supporting information are a stand-alone communication resource.

Affiliation:

Western Washington University

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About the Speaker

Natalie Furness

Natalie is a biogeographer interested in riparian areas and vegetation, forests, and agricultural areas. Her research focuses on understanding the role of human interaction...

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