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Mapping Hope: David Yarnold on GIS, Global Conservation, and the Power of Story

Mapping Hope: David Yarnold on GIS, Global Conservation, and the Power of Story

Update: 2025-05-19
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How can maps help solve the world’s toughest challenges? Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Yarnold shares stories from his new book, The Geography of Hope, revealing how Geographic Information Systems (GIS) fuel collaboration and optimism worldwide. From women de-miners in Sri Lanka building livelihoods and status, to African conservationists balancing development and biodiversity, to city planners in Prague tackling urban sustainability, Yarnold shows how data and visual storytelling create common ground across cultures. He also reflects on career shifts, the power of showing vs. telling, and why every organization needs better storytellers. A compelling look at where technology, social justice, and hope intersect.
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Mapping Hope: David Yarnold on GIS, Global Conservation, and the Power of Story

Mapping Hope: David Yarnold on GIS, Global Conservation, and the Power of Story

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