[ATTW-L] Restor, a global restoration data platform

[Dragga, Sam]

If you are looking for examples of technical communication related to science and the environment, consider the resources available from Restor, a not-for-profit organization that operates a global restoration data platform at https://restor.eco.

Restor allows you to find and examine public and private restoration/conservation projects (on every continent but Antarctica), discover the diversity of plants and wildlife (including amphibians, birds, and mammals) in your neighborhood, map and share your restoration/conservation project, or interact with local advisors across the world (in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Hindi, Gujarati, Indonesian, Sundanese, Slovak, or Czech).

The site offers a guided tour, video tutorials, a blog series of restoration stories, photographs, maps, charts and graphs, FAQs, a statement of mission and 10 core principles—lots of materials ripe for analysis and action.

Sam

Sam Dragga
Professor Emeritus
Texas Tech University
sam.dragga at ttu.edu
1-806-543-6099

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