Have book will travel ... to the @nacis.bsky.social 2025 conference. I'm excited to be part of the #mappingwater session on Friday. And, thank you, @laurapoppick.bsky.social for the great reading material :)

It's always lovely to unexpectedly bump into collaborative projects. My only task was creating the tinted shaded relief. Tanner Arrington with #CommunityGeographics pulled it all together with the details. #Katahdin #cartography #BaxterStatePark #shadedrelief

Hasn't everything already been mapped? I don't think so. Have you seen this atlas of underground fungi biodiversity? www.spun.earth/underground-... Thanks to @scifri.bsky.social

What an inspiring legend she has been. I will never forget her work and ethos. apnews.com/article/jane...

Just got back from some amazing surf from Gabrielle at Matunuck and the best stop was visiting with Andrew @mapcenter.com . Loved chatting carto and diving into the inspiring map collection Andrew has accrued.

Huge congrats and kudos to @johnnelsonmaps.bsky.social for the beautiful Spilhaus map. It's my favorite 'gift' book and your work is making a difference!

Exciting news! (note the MM correction of 138 million to 168 million)

With salt marshes being squeezed between rising sea levels and the built environment, this is an excellent story to follow. Variations of this have worked in Mississippi and may work in Maine. themainemonitor.org/spreading-sa...

A bunch of us at the Independent Map Artists (mapartists.org) recently summarized our experiences into a document about how to tackle the logistics of printing, selling, and shipping mappy goods. I hope it proves useful to some of you! docs.google.com/document/d/1...

This #MapMonday from @maps-and-pepper.bsky.social shows the predicted return period of once-in-a-generation storms. As climate change increases extreme weather events, we need to prepare with accurate risk information.

Thank you @pinakographos.bsky.social !! Loved seeing this in monochrome :)

On to issue #97 (2021), where you can see a section of Margot Dale Carpenter (@margot-carto.bsky.social)'s "Sufing Saco Bay," which was also featured in the 5th Atlas of Design. www.hartdalemaps.com cartographicperspectives.org/index.php/jo...

Beautiful work, the tinting is so subtle yet nuanced. A truly nice piece to have on the wall!

A detail of a new Katahdin area map identifying potential water accumulation. The color is keyed to wetter or dryer. #katahdin #topographicwetness #refugia