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BC Conservation Data Centre 101 webinar – SAR Program 2023 Speaker Series

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The Islands Trust Conservancy and Katrina Stipec from the BC Conservation Data Centre provided an overview and demonstration of how to get the most out of the Centre for Data Conservation tools and data!

Topics covered in this presentation and demonstration included:

• Cataloguing, Ranking and Mapping Species and Ecological Communities in BC
• Methods, Data Sources, and Data Interpretation
• Data Security and Access
• Web Tools Overview
• Web Tools Demo: CDC iMap, BC Species and Ecosystems Explorer, BC Data Catalogue

This webinar was part of a series of speaker events supported by the Islands Trust Conservancy’s Species At Risk Program.

Islands Trust values public engagement to inform decision-making, planning, and program development. Effective public dialogue depends on an environment that is safe, inclusive, culturally respectful, and free from racism and discrimination for everyone. Learn more about Islands Trust meeting decorum here.