Forest Fire Severity, Wildlife, and Management

Sierra Nevada Study Area
Client:   John Muir Project

Since 2005, GreenInfo Network has worked closely with the John Muir Project, assisting with GIS analysis in the study of wildfire severity, wildlife habitat, and forest management practices in the Western United States.

Though the majority of our projects focus on creating maps as visual storytelling tools, we often use GIS to simply provide geographic analysis, in which deliverables are spreadsheets of data instead of map images.  Our work with the John Muir Project is primarily assisting with analysis of fire severity data, land ownership, wildlife habitat, and forest types.  Once in a while, we get to make a map of our analyses, and you can see samples of these projects here on this page.

Focus:   Conservation, Environment  

Services:  GIS Services, Analysis, Data, Maps, Cartography 

Tags:   Fire, forests, Sierra Nevada, Wilderness, Wildfire, Wildlife  

Project Years: 2005, ongoing

GreenInfo Network creates, analyzes, visualizes and communicates information in the public interest. We specialize in mapping and related technology for nonprofits and public agencies, focusing on using it for conservation, social equity, public health, environment and foundation grant making.
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