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GIS Mapping in Franklin County

Gabriella Gurney2026-10-12T12:50:50+00:00
2 aerial shot GIS Mapping in Franklin County GIS Mapping, Policy, State & Local Government

Calculating Hidden Costs of Road Salt

Ezra Schwartzberg2026-10-12T12:51:44+00:00
cover of the roadmap to reduce road salt report for ADK Action Calculating Hidden Costs of Road Salt GIS Mapping, Policy, Socioeconomics, State & Local Government

Informing Invasive Species Regulation

World's Back Office2026-10-12T12:51:55+00:00
peconic Informing Invasive Species Regulation Invasive Species, Policy, Socioeconomics, State & Local Government

Using Science to Inform Boreas Ponds Classification

Ezra Schwartzberg2026-10-12T12:52:18+00:00
boreas Using Science to Inform Boreas Ponds Classification GIS Mapping, Lake Associations and Land Trusts, Policy, Socioeconomics

Protected: Whitney Wilderness Area Paddler Survey

Gabriella Gurney2026-10-12T12:52:25+00:00
Shingle shanty 600x293 Protected: Whitney Wilderness Area Paddler Survey Policy, Socioeconomics, State & Local Government

Demonstrating Success of Invasive Species Control

Ezra Schwartzberg2026-10-12T12:52:57+00:00
10160968504 5d156c9b89 b Demonstrating Success of Invasive Species Control GIS Mapping, Invasive Species, Lake Associations and Land Trusts, Policy

Discovering Opportunities for Birth to Three

Ezra Schwartzberg2026-10-12T12:53:03+00:00
dad and kid library Discovering Opportunities for Birth to Three GIS Mapping, Policy, Socioeconomics, State & Local Government

Monitoring Climate Change in the Adirondacks

Ezra Schwartzberg2026-10-12T12:53:11+00:00
trees 1 Monitoring Climate Change in the Adirondacks Climate Change, Environmental Education, GIS Mapping, Invasive Species, Lake Associations and Land Trusts, Policy, Socioeconomics

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