Anita Henry, Author at Wildnote

Anita Henry

16 posts

Wildnote Poised to Go Big!

January 27, 2020

Best In Class Platform for Environmental Compliance is now Powered By Techstars How do you take a great idea to an IPO? If you’re lucky, you put your company through The Heritage Group Accelerator Powered by Techstars mentorship-driven accelerator. Wildnote…

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Wildnote Named Top 10 Environmental Technology Solution Provider for 2019

April 2, 2019

Anita Henry

Award Winning mobile app, best practices, cloud-based technology, compliance and monitoring, custom form builder, digital data collection technology, digital survey, digital technology, direct to agency exports, electronic data collection, Energy, environmental technology, innovation, mobile app, Mobile data collection, sustainability, top 10 environmental technology solutions, Wildnote Award

Awards, Accolades, and a New Design Wildnote Inc. of San Luis Obispo, CA has been honored for industry leadership with awards for sustainability and innovation. The company’s award winning mobile data technology and platform was created to solve inefficiencies of…

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Wildnote Features Update and 2018 Review

April 2, 2019

Anita Henry

environmental surveys, Mobile data collection, USACE wetland, wetland delineation, wetland determination forms

Bigger, Better, Faster – You Helped Us Do It Wildnote made great strides in 2018 and our inspired mobile data collection app is better than ever! Because we build Wildnote for our clients, their feedback is critical to our product…

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Environmental Data Collection Apps – 10 Essential Questions

December 17, 2018

Anita Henry

compliance and monitoring, data collection app buying guide, environmental surveys, field data collection

Investigating a new platform or technology to collect, manage, and report environmental data can seem daunting. One size rarely fits all, especially with mobile data collection apps on the rise in every industry segment – from compliance through restoration. You’ll…

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Data-driven Wildlife Crossings Protect and Expand Genetic Diversity for Mountain Lions

October 17, 2018

Anita Henry

biological surveys, custom reporting, field data collection app, infrastructure construction, threatened and endangered species

Best Practices Elevate Wildlife Crossings Dr. Winston Vickers is doing more than trying to save a few isolated populations of mountain lions in southern California, USA. He’s pairing hard science and data in an effort to establish and share best practices…

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Wetland Delineation: USACE Pioneer

May 31, 2018

Anita Henry

environmental compliance, USACE, USACE regions, wetland calculations, wetland delineation form

Wetland delineation, together with the regulation and monitoring of species and habitat within these areas, is under the jurisdiction of the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). Their role is to ensure environmental compliance to protect the waters of the…

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Outdoor Afro Takes Environmental Leadership to New Heights On Mount Kilimanjaro

May 25, 2018

Anita Henry

#OAClimbsKili, All-Black expedition, conservation, Environment, Mount Kilimanjaro, Outdoor Afro, outdoor leadership, recreation, Rue Mapp, science, Tanzania

First U.S. All-Black Expedition To Ascend Mount Kilimanjaro In June Rue Mapp just wanted to have fun outdoors. When she couldn’t find a peer group to play with, she created one! Her natural spirit of leadership gave birth to Outdoor Afro, “a…

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Cultivating Diversity for Healthy Ecosystems and Thriving Communities

March 4, 2018

Anita Henry

community action, ecological restoration

Environmentalism – What Counts, and Who’s Counting? One of the ironies of environmentalism is the lack of human diversity in a discipline utterly devoted to protecting and preserving diversity. While opening doors to invite diversity in is critical, opening our…

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Chris Webster, Archaeology Technology Specialist

March 4, 2018

Anita Henry

California DPR form, Chris Webster, cultural resource management, field data collection app

Bringing Technology to Archaeology, and Archaeology to Technology Wildnote’s resident archaeology expert, Chris Webster, is passionate about helping professional archaeologists integrate new technology into their practices. “I‘ve always been the kind of person to try to find more efficient ways…

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Focus on Features – Our Technology Branches Out

January 24, 2018

Anita Henry

California DPR form, cultural resource management, photo management, taxonomy, USACE wetland delineation form, wildnote features and updates

What’s new, what’s improved, and what’s in the pipeline for 2018 Digital technology makes environmental work easier, and that technology is improving every day. Wildnote’s platform and functionality keeps improving, always with the goal of bringing the environmental community the…

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Wildnote Poised to Go Big!

Wildnote Features Update and 2018 Review

Environmental Data Collection Apps – 10 Essential Questions

Data-driven Wildlife Crossings Protect and Expand Genetic Diversity for Mountain Lions

Wetland Delineation: USACE Pioneer

Outdoor Afro Takes Environmental Leadership to New Heights On Mount Kilimanjaro

Cultivating Diversity for Healthy Ecosystems and Thriving Communities

Chris Webster, Archaeology Technology Specialist

Focus on Features – Our Technology Branches Out

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