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My Society for Conservation GIS Conference Presentation: 5 forces, 5 trends, and 5 Skills

by jjk|Published 28 June 2026

My Society for Conservation GIS Conference Presentation:

The 5 forces, 5 trends, and 5 skills critical to your GIS pathway in the late 2020s. 

Story Map:

https://storymaps.arcgis.com/briefings/8b2b798e28054271bccd56bbb4cc476e

PDF:

The Most Critical 5 Forces, 5 trends, & 5 Skills

5 forces - 5 trends - 5 skills in GIS
5 forces – 5 trends – 5 skills in GIS
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