NatureTracker Unveiled at the National Meeting
NatureMapping's 7th Annual National Meeting was held at the 4H Center in
Little Rock Arkansas. NatureTracker's Arkansas sequence was unveiled,
tested, and participants' were trained how to import their data into GIS
and use it with local datasets.
NatureMappers learning how to use maps
NatureMappers conducting a stream survey
NatureMappers learning how to import their data into GIS
Arkansas NatureMapping Program
NatureMapping is a hands-on environmental science and education program that joins naturalists, youth, teachers, and natural resource professionals in monitoring wildlife in the state. It combines wildlife study, forestry, technology, and the scientific process in helping understand what wildlife are present and where they live in Arkansas.
The Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service, in partnership with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, and a number of other agencies and organizations, trains people about how to monitor and report the wildlife you see and the habitats in which they live.
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