This is a very brief post to advertise a new page on Atlas 2020 that I have finally finished tweaking (read: faffing about with) – see 'Atlas 2020' under the 'Recording' tab or click here. The spur to get it done came from the successful and highly enjoyable Thames Valley Environmental Records Centre recorders' conference held in Wallingford this last weekend. I gave a brief update on recording progress for the Atlas and following conversations with other recorders thought it was about time I gave the Atlas more prominence.
The new page does several things:
- Outlines what Atlas 2020 is about.
- Summarises my views on progress to date with Atlas recording in Oxfordshire (VC 23).
- Provides some thoughts for future work with Atlas recording in order to get the county up to scratch by the end of 2019.
- An interactive map showing the county, its tetrads and hectads, and how many taxa have been recorded and other statistics about each square.
I hope that the above will be of interest and use to recorders, both seasoned and prospective. As ever, do get in touch with me if you would like to be involved or want more information.
No comments:
Post a Comment