Calling All Citizen Mappers!

Posted on October 10, 2013 by Margaret Waldock, Program Director, Environment

The best laid plans start with a good map. From a simple sketch on the back of an envelope to digital layers of complex geospatial data, maps tell us where we are, where we’ve been, and where we’re headed. Now … Continue reading →

Posted in Environment, News & Announcements | Tagged GeoLab, Geospatial Research Lab at Rowan University, land use, Mapping | Leave a comment

Letter to Santa Christie

Posted on December 21, 2009 by Dodge

Michelle Knapik, Environment Program Director The policy visions were hung by the chimney with care, in hopes that state government soon would be there. The real story here involves fifteen regional housing, transportation, planning and environmental organizations whose leaders have … Continue reading →

Posted in Environment | Tagged affordable housing, compact development, Governor-elect Christie, integrated decision making, land use, natural resources, policy and planning, transportation | 3 Comments

Political Landscape Changes, Support for Natural Landscape Remains Steady

Posted on November 4, 2009 by Dodge

Michelle Knapik, Environment Program Director Amidst the sweeping change at the gubernatorial level, 52% of NJ voters voted “yes” on yesterday’s ballot question, ensuring $400 million in public funds to protect water sources, natural areas, farmland, parks and historic sites. … Continue reading →

Posted in Environment | Tagged historic preservation, land preservation, land use, public funding for land acquisition, public funding for land preservation, public referendum on water and land protection, sustainable land use, water use | Leave a comment

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Calling All Citizen Mappers!

Letter to Santa Christie

Political Landscape Changes, Support for Natural Landscape Remains Steady