The ESJ iMap application allows employees to access and view census and demographic data with a geographic context for their projects, programs and reporting.
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After 25 years of work, a geomorphologist has a deep understanding of how rivers change
When Terry started, LiDAR – aerial imagery that uses laser to map river-basin topography – didn’t exist. Nor were GIS – Geographic Information Systems – or, for that matter, high-tech sonar-based river surveys in widespread use.
Shifting perspective on the impact of roads on nearby plants and animals
For a variety of organisms—including amphibians, birds, and plants—evolutionary adaptations to road effects can arise in just a few generations.
Amphibian survey in Cavanaugh Pond
King County ecologists document species prior to river construction projects to plan for protection and relocation efforts, if necessary.
Our New Director: Josh Baldi
With three decades of experience in the field of environmental protection, Josh Baldi begins 2017 with a King County perspective.
Semhar’s story (or, how to turn water in to work)
Semhar Abraha is the first trainee in the new Stormwater Services Engineering Internship Program.
