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Ever had one of those mornings where you wake up and see a picture of yourself on the same page of a publication with Jane Goodall? It’s a good way to start your day. Looks like we’re the featured story on for the inaugural issue of Esri's StoryScape℠ magazine.

So exciting that our team member, Amanda Huber, was at the ESRI User Conference to hoot and holler as we’re were mentioned in the Plenary on the main stage!! Amanda Huber

Thank you Steve Boyes for sharing the Okavango with us at #EsriUC2023. Storytellers, learn more through— -A NEW Esri & National Geographic Society Okavango story -Okavango Explore, our 2022 ArcGIS #StoryMaps Competition winner -A 360° canoe ride down the Okavango esri.social/t4us50P840I

Such a powerful talk - by an extraordinary explorer and individual. We are humbled to have such exemplary partners. #EsriUC2023 #Okavango #StoryMaps #Earthviews

Seattle's 50-yr water plan is ensuring its water systems bring value to communities in meaningful & equitable ways. See the story of the challenges, successes & how SPU is mitigating risk & capturing the value of the big rains that make Seattle so special.bit.ly/SPU-StoryMap

Congratulations to the 2023 ArcGIS #StoryMaps Competition finalists. 🏆 This year Esri & IUCN challenged storytellers globally to create stories about conserving our planet. 💚🌎🌊 Explore the stories that really stood out to us: esri.social/mNZY50Q82sw #GISDay2023

Check out our River Dolphin ArcGIS StoryMaps with Nat Geo which shows Fernando Trujillo’s inspiring work of cross-boundary conservation in the Amazon utilizing telemetry tagging data to help the Fundación Omacha understand habitat use near the Convention on Wetlands wetlands in Colombia.

Honored to be in the #1 slot on Allen Carroll’s list of faves with the Okavango StoryMap! (We’d love to assume they are in ranked order! 😄) Always grateful to support lasting conservation.

2023 StoryMap Competition Winner!! We're honored to have the innovative conservation work of the Omacha Foundation showcased in the "Ambassadors of the Amazon" StoryMap about pink river dolphin conservation in the Amazon Basin. National Geographic Society ArcGIS StoryMaps Fernando Trujillo

We’re officially riding a 2-year winning streak of ESRI’s StoryMap competition! The StoryMap invites readers into the home of these 2 pink river dolphins, the Amazon Basin, & shows how their movements unlock secrets to their habitat use & and survival.National Geographic Society Fernando Trujillo

ESRI just featured our Seattle Shape Our Water StoryMap, highlighting how local agencies are using storytelling to communicate their work. Take a look and read about Seattle’s fascinating underground infrastructure and how they’re making water benefit all communities equitably.

Firefighting foam has been rinsed from the hangars directly into groundwater and residents' wells for decades in West Plains, and people here test at 56x the national average for these toxins. bit.ly/PFAS-West-Plai… #PFAS #EnvironmentalJustice #westplainswatercoalition

The interview's out about our Esri StoryMap Contest win on the AGOL Blog - supporting global conservation with maps and stories! Proud to celebrate #EarthDay National Geographic Society and Omacha helping transnational conservation in S. America!

Wonder what we've been up to? Here's our mid-summer update with some exciting projects coming soon!

Puakō Reef is a biological and economic keystone of West Hawai'i, but wastewater pollution threatens to collapse the reef ecosystem. Check out the new StoryMap and see how the community is working to become a global beacon in reef recovery. bit.ly/PuakoReef

Our owner, Katie Gaut, an UH Hilo alum, recently collaborated with her former graduate school professors to develop an impactful new ArcGIS StoryMaps. This project creates awareness about the severe decline of Puakō reef through data driven storytelling: hilo.hawaii.edu/chancellor/sto…