Blue Raster joins the world in honoring Dr. Jane Goodall, whose vision united people, nature, and technology. Through collaborations with the Jane Goodall Institute, we’ve supported her mission with GIS tools and StoryMaps that connect local conservation efforts to global impact. Her legacy continues to inspire data-driven action for the planet.
The Jane Goodall Institute’s Tapestry of Hope project weaves together uplifting stories of individuals, organizations, and communities working to protect the environment, support wildlife, and uplift human well-being. This dynamic platform highlights the collective impact of grassroots efforts around the world—encouraging visitors to explore, share, and become part of a global movement dedicated to creating a brighter future.
For over 60 years, Dr. Jane Goodall has inspired and motivated millions of people around the globe to live in greater harmony with nature and to take action on behalf of the planet we share. To celebrate her 87th birthday, Dr. Goodall is asking you to pledge to make a difference via the Jane’s Green Hope campaign,
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of Dr. Jane Goodall’s research on wild chimpanzees, Blue Raster teamed up with the Jane Goodall Institute to launch a new interactive story map. Powered by Esri’s ArcGIS StoryMaps, DISCOVERY, INNOVATION & HOPE allows viewers to explore six decades of discovery in Gombe, Tanzania, and highlights Dr. Goodall’s role as a scientific trailblazer.
Timed to coincide with Dr. Jane Goodall’s plenary speech at the 2019 Esri User Conference in San Diego, Blue Raster, Esri and The Jane Goodall Institute teamed up on an exciting new Story Map.
Working from the inside out, the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) has notoriously worked for decades to protect the lives of
Blue Raster is proud to announce another project from our long running collaboration with The Jane Goodall Institute.
As a recipient of the Esri Sustainable Development Award, Blue Raster was commended for helping customers meet global sustainable development goals by understanding their needs, mapping their work, measuring impact, analyzing performance, and engaging stakeholders.
Blue Raster attended the largest GIS event of the year: the annual Esri User Conference in San Diego, CA. Our team came back buzzing about new releases, captivating presentations, and all things ArcGIS. We’re excited to share our experience and what we learned at the 42nd annual Esri User Conference!
Blue Raster is a proud member of the Esri Nonprofit Specialty. Partners in the Nonprofit Specialty are recognized for their alignment with and their knowledge and expertise of Esri’s Nonprofit Organization Program.
