GIS Mapping
Adirondack Research makes maps and performs geospatial analyses related to the environment, ecological species distributions and for land acquisition and conservation easements. We also produce a line of recreation and way-finding maps under the brand Green Goat Maps. We pride ourselves on high-quality work and fast turnaround time. Please consider us for your regular GIS needs.
Adirondack Research’s services include:
- Site and infrastructure planning
- Environmental mapping using geographic information systems (GIS)
- Community way-finding maps
- Biological inventories and private landowner maps
- Field experiment logistics
- Ecosystem services assessment
- Invasive pest management planning and analysis
- Education and advocacy materials
Recent Related Projects
Using Science to Inform Boreas Ponds Classification
New land purchased by the State and added to the Adirondack Forest Preserve is automatically
Demonstrating Success of Invasive Species Control
Japanese knotweed We developed the post-treatment monitoring program for The Nature Conservancy's Adirondack Park Invasive Plant Program (APIPP) at historic common reed and Japanese knotweed treatment sites in the Adirondack Park of New York State. Our task is to advise the leading park-wide invasive species agency on the best monitoring and analysis techniques for evaluating management strategies. We developed a monitoring program, conducted vegetation surveys, and...
Discovering Opportunities for Birth to Three
We assessed the current coverage, shortcomings, and opportunities for education support of 0-3 year olds (BT3) in Clinton, Franklin, and Essex Counties of northern New York State. Our task was to perform an analysis of BT3 programs using a standardized assessment protocol followed by a program analysis of provider services. Our final products consisted of a written synopsis of programs and providers in Clinton, Essex, and...
Monitoring Climate Change in the Adirondacks
We are monitoring at Intervale Lowlands Preserve as the climate changes