Endangered Wildlife Trust’s Post

With Geographical Information Systems (GIS) Day celebrated globally today, we recognize how GIS are empowering individuals and organizations to address pressing global challenges. Given that human activities impact 75% of the world’s land, biodiversity is under severe threat, especially for species inhabiting fragile ecosystems. Strategic development must play a central role in reversing this trend, and GIS tools offer the precision and data-driven insights needed to foster effective solutions. Developed by the EWT's Science Unit, the "Threatened Species No-Go Mapping Tool," launched in 2021, is a powerful example of GIS technology in action. Created using advanced GIS software, this free resource enables planners to identify and avoid harmful developments in critical habitats. By integrating detailed spatial data, the tool empowers conservationists to prioritize and protect unprotected areas, ensuring that biodiversity thrives even in a rapidly changing world. Take action for biodiversity: Explore the map | Access the tool.https://nogo.ewt.org.za/ Esri South Africa #GISDay #GISForConservation #BiodiversityProtection #EndangeredSpecies #ConservationTechnology #SustainableDevelopment #NoGoMappingTool #HabitatConservation #EnvironmentalProtection #DataDrivenDecisions #EcosystemPreservation #GISInnovation #ProtectWildlife #ProtectingForeverTogether

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