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VISION: To be the foremost champion of geography for the benefit of society.
MISSION: We convene a diverse global community of innovators, thinkers, and practitioners; create and curate geographical knowledge, learning, and exploration; and advance geographic science and technologies to address society’s challenges and opportunities.
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American Geographical Society
VISION: To be the foremost champion of geography for the benefit of society.
MISSION: We convene a diverse global community of innovators, thinkers, and practitioners; create and curate geographical knowledge, learning, and exploration; and advance geographic science and technologies to address society’s challenges and opportunities.
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American Geographical Society
VISION: To be the foremost champion of geography for the benefit of society.
MISSION: We convene a diverse global community of innovators, thinkers, and practitioners; create and curate geographical knowledge, learning, and exploration; and advance geographic science and technologies to address society’s challenges and opportunities.
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- Map of the Week: International Dark Sky Placeson Jun. 30, 2022
By Catherine McKenna Do you have any travel plans this summer? Consider visiting an International Dark Sky Place (IDSP) for stunning views of the night sky! The IDSP program was created in 2001 to “encourage communities, parks and protected areas around the world to preserve and protect dark sites through responsible lighting policies and public
- Company Spotlight: Gojekon Jun. 29, 2022
By Tamanna Akter This month, the American Geographical Society had the opportunity to virtually meet with Nate Smith, Head of Business and Product, and leading the cartography team at Gojek. Gojek (part of GoTo Group) was created in 2010 and launched its application offering ride-hailing, courier and personal shopper services in Indonesia, in 2015. Today,
- Geographical Review Preview: LIVELIHOOD...on Jun. 28, 2022
Building resilience of vulnerable people and communities is critical in climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction efforts. However, approaches to resilience are often top-down and expert-driven. In this paper, we highlight the importance of defining and measuring resilience from the perspectives of vulnerable people and communities themselves. This subjective approach to understanding resilience is
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