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*A Group Utilizing a Web Application Involving [[GIS]] and [[Remote Sensing]], along with a database of [[Native Plant Species]] to aid in [[Rewilding]] / [[Environmental Restoration]] of areas in a Decentralized Manner | *A Group Utilizing a Web Application Involving [[GIS]] and [[Remote Sensing]], along with a database of [[Native Plant Species]] to aid in [[Rewilding]] / [[Environmental Restoration]] of areas in a Decentralized Manner | ||
*Users can share their progress as well | *Users can share their progress as well | ||
=Existing Work By Collaborators= | |||
==Scihub Inc. == | |||
===Columbia Plot=== | |||
*[https://restor.eco/map/site/columbia-plot The Restor Page on the Project] | |||
*Lots of In-Person work done by [[Gabriel Licina]] | |||
*In Indiana, USA | |||
*Summary: an abandoned garden plot is being restored to become [[Food Forest]] | |||
=Internal Links= | =Internal Links= | ||
Revision as of 02:46, 14 February 2022
Basics
- From their Website: " Restor is a science-based open data platform to support and connect the global restoration movement "
- A Group Utilizing a Web Application Involving GIS and Remote Sensing, along with a database of Native Plant Species to aid in Rewilding / Environmental Restoration of areas in a Decentralized Manner
- Users can share their progress as well
Existing Work By Collaborators
Scihub Inc.
Columbia Plot
- The Restor Page on the Project
- Lots of In-Person work done by Gabriel Licina
- In Indiana, USA
- Summary: an abandoned garden plot is being restored to become Food Forest