It’s our final week with this blog series, and we're sad it’s over, but we hope you’ve enjoyed it as much as we have. You can catch up on the other Top 10 blogs here. These final two top tens cover a unique use case and the best features from our desktop cartography software.
It’s our third week doing this blog series, and we hope you’ve been enjoying it as much as we have. Here is the third part to our Top 10 lists on Avenza Maps.
This month, August of 2020, marks the 10th anniversary of our app. To celebrate we’ve compiled a series of Top 10 lists about Avenza Maps.
This month, August of 2020, marks the 10th anniversary of our app. To celebrate we’ve compiled a series of Top 10 lists about Avenza Maps.
Avenza Maps has come a long way since 2010 when the app was first conceived by Avenza Systems president, Ted Florence. Read how we have been providing the best mapping and cartography tools for the last 10 years now and our plans for the future too!
For the past ten years, habitat management projects have been implemented in southern New Hampshire to work towards conservation and restoration of the New England Cottontail. Loss of the rabbit’s shrubland habitat, mostly to make way for housing and other development, is to blame for the decline in population - there are currently less than 100 individual rabbits in New Hampshire. To support the project, Andreozzi turned to a fleet of volunteers and a mobile app called Avenza Maps Pro.
We are all about encouraging people to get outside and enjoy nature. A great way to do that is to plan an outdoor activity like a scavenger hunt! This is a fun activity that few adults and their children can participate while maintaining a physical distance of 2m from one another. In using the Avenza Maps app participants enjoy the added benefit of ensuring that participants don't lose their way during the event!