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GeoSpatial Team Challenge Workshop Nov. 29, 3pm

Last year the geospatial team challenged the youth of NYS to get out and create some art while they walked, biked, peddled, paddled or whatever modes of transportation they could think of. We are planning on challenging them again this year. We are offering a short virtual workshop on November 29 at 3 pm for educators, volunteers or anyone else you may think may be interested in learning more about this challenge and how to create art using GPS.

Please see the attached flyer and share it within your counties.

Thank you,

The NYS Geospatial Team

Susan Hoskins

Kelly Adams Charles Malone Kat Leo




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