Welcome to the third annual iDigBio Retreat! The retreat provides an open forum for the entire iDigBio team to review our progress and our plans for the future. Plus, the retreat provides an opportunity for us to get to know one another better and enhance our team-building.
2014 Retreat Participants
The New York Times published an article October 19, 2015, that highlights several digitization efforts from around the world including iDigBio:
Gainesville, Florida, area residents will have the opportunity to help make biological collections accessible online during a free event Oct. 24 at the Florida Museum of Natural History.
iDigBio was delighted with Axiell's generous invitation to present a half-day digitization workshop at the annual meeting of the EMu user group Natural History Special Interest Group (NHSIG), held October 7 at the Penn Museum in Philadelphia. After determining via survey what EMu users would be interested in hearing about, we fashioned the following well-received agenda:
by Heather Appleby, former undergrad intern, Tri-Trophic Thematic Collection Network (TTD-TCN).
Katja Seltmann (TTD-TCN), Deb Paul, Alex Thompson, and Matt Collins Eds.
by Mike Yost, iDigBio GWG member and MaCC TCN Project Assistant
Introduction.
Greetings fellow georeferencers! Mike Yost here, MaCC Project Assistant and blogger of all things georeferencing.
Photo courtesy of Court Whelan
