Our Earth
Our Earth is unique and fascinating, full of wonderful places and people, and worth protecting and exploring. Geography, STEM, geotechnologies are important in education, can help us make wiser decisions, and enable us to live more sustainable, healthier, happier lives. Get out there, explore Our Earth, and make a positive contribution!
A tour of Lyme Regis England
Hiking at Cherry Creek State Park Colorado
The Nebraska State Forest
A tour of Lesvos Island Greece
If you're going to San Diego for the Esri UC: My geo song
The importance of outdoor education
How to map a CSV table in ArcGIS Online
At the base of one of the Boulder Flatirons
Two views of the William Tyndale monument in the Cotswolds England
A tour of Kyoto Japan
A summer evening at Chautauqua Boulder
The salted caramel toffee coffee at Casey’s is incredible
Looking over Niagara Falls in slow motion
How to make homemade granola
Is Sartoro clothing worth ordering?
A tour of the innovative and beautiful Duke Farms New Jersey
Standing on 40° north latitude 79° West longitude, Pennsylvania
Standing on 41° north latitude 79° West longitude, Pennsylvania
A tapestry map made with wool and silk
A tour of Central Pennsylvania
Selected views of the Gettysburg Battlefield
A new tour of Gettysburg College
Timelapse of Riding around a track on a trike
Standing on 37° north latitude 95° west longitude
Analyzing invasive species with GIS: Temporal and Spatial Aspects
Standing on 38° north latitude 92° west longitude
Time lapse from the Detroit Renaissance Center
360° View of Walking in Downtown Gettysburg Pennsylvania
360° View of Walking the Fenceline at Gettysburg National Battlefield
360° View of Inside the cannon at Gettysburg National Battlefield