My Day of Geography!
When I was a kid my favorite uncle introduced me to Archaeology while we were out on a hike. (We had found an old building, and he told me that it was an archaeologist’s job to tell what may have happened in the past). That was it, I was hooked. From that day forward my →
Day of Geography – Making Urban Forestry More Efficient
Whilst I can’t technically classify myself as a Geography Professional, I do seem to spend a lot of my time urging Public Sector Clients and prospective Clients to take more advantage of Geospatial Technologies in their everyday work. My name is Ian Lucas. I’m a partner in a Niagara Falls based company called Public Service →
Day of Geography 2017
Hello everyone. Welcome to the 4th annual Day of Geography! On this day, I’m doing a wide variety of things. As my full time job is working in the Long Range Community Planning pod of Planning and Development Services at the Niagara Region, a healthy part of my day so far is catching up on →
Geography Matters!
Submitted by Joseph Kerski: I confess that I am a “geographer by training and by philosophy.” What does →
Keeping it Green
As luck would have it, I started my new job on Day of Geography (DOG) to kick off →
Ontario Oil, Gas & Salt Resources Library
The Ontario Oil, Gas & Salt Resources (OGSR) Library is a not-for-profit organization that provides prospectors, drillers, consultants, the general public, and numerous other interested parties with information related to Ontario’s petroleum industry. Currently, the Library is staffed by three employees: one Manager, one Data/Operations Administrator, and one Geographic Information Systems Technician (myself). During the →
Day of Geography – Week of Events!
I can’t begin to describe how happy I am that more people continue to contribute to the Day →
