Welcome to our new website

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Red-barked arbutus tree leaning over the beach.

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We're excited to announce the launch of our new website.

Built on the Open Outreach software for nonprofits, our website is an easy-to-use tool that will allow staff and volunteers to easily update the site keeping it relevant to our members and site visitors.

StoriedMaps story specifications

Garden setting at Pumapungo, Ecuador.

At a technical level, stories may be posted by any authenticated user (someone who has registered on the site). By default, the story will be unpublished so that a site editor can review and make the final determination about publishing. A rule will also notify the administrative email account for the site that a story is pending review.

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StoriedMaps sample story

Reddish-pink rhododendron blooms.

StoriedMaps stories are place-based, linked to a location that already exists on the website. Stories may be historical, educational, or informative accounts linked to a location. Their aim is to highlight what is possible when individuals and groups come together to build culturally, socially, and ecologically sustainable communities.

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Pumapungo

Pumapungo is an archaeological site located in Cuenca, Ecuador. Pumapungo (or Pumapunku in Kichwa) was the administrative centre of the Inca city Tomebamba. Today the site is part of a museum complex and also includes a garden portion that recreates a traditional Inca garden.

Beacon Hill Park

Beacon Hill Park is an oasis of both natural and landscaped beauty in Victoria, Canada. Unparalleled views mark every season: from wildflowers blanketing the slopes in spring, to oceanside bluffs veiled in autumn mist and spectacular, lashing waves on stormy days. Kite enthusiasts, paragliders, sailboarders and radio-controlled airplane buffs all have room to take advantage of the distinctive landscape here.

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Driftwood logs on the beach.

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