We develop knowledge infrastructures for conservation, restoration, and sustainable development. We specialize in supporting clients who work in medium-to-large-scale environments, whether an ecosystem, watershed, or metropolitan area.
Leveraging our decades of experience with natural resource data management, business analysis, Big Data analytics, open standards, and mobile technology, we are ready to design and develop the perfect software solution for you. If you want us to design and build a software solution for you, contact us.
Thanks to the Sitka team for continuing to think of new and innovative ways for us to refine the system and make it more efficient and effective. We're making incredible progress!
Kenneth Kasman | Research & Analysis Manager, Tahoe Regional Planning Agency
We help our clients develop knowledge infrastructures that are specific to social and ecological situations. These infrastructures bolster organization capacities, enabling cycles of adaptive and effective management.
Sitka has helped us be more efficient and effective in fulfilling our mission of protecting and restoring natural areas and developing parks and trails.
Kathleen Brennan-Hunter | Parks and Nature Director, Metro
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The Puget Sound Partnership (PSP) and their partners recently announced the launch of Puget Sound Info, an online platform for sharing information and stories about Puget Sound recovery priorities, activities, investments, near-term results, and progress toward recovery goals for the region. This is the completion of the first phase of a multi-phased roll out Sitka has been working on with PSP.
On April 23rd, Matt and I drove up to Olympia to help the Puget Sound Partnership (PSP) conduct a partner training for the two key areas of their new Puget Sound Info platform. PSP works with over 750 partners – including government agencies, tribes, scientists, businesses, and non-profits – that contribute to the Puget Sound recovery effort. This training was an opportunity to share the new application with users and give partners the tools they need to update their data in the system prior to the public launch later this summer.
While this year’s Salmon Recovery Conference’s theme was Facing the Future Together, the conference spent significant time reflecting on both past successes and trials experienced since the state passage of the Salmon Recovery Act in 1999. Former Washington State Governor Gary Locke (1997-2005) kicked off this spirit of reflection with his keynote, “Salmon Recovery: Twenty Years in the Making.”
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920 SW Sixth Ave. Suite 111 Portland OR 97204 |
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(800) 805-6740 |
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