Builds
Live builds you can open right now, and case studies from the last few seasons. Every live figure on the home page comes from one of these.
live179,085 weed reports, 2,093 biocontrol releases and 327 monitoring visits from three services, read together in one page: a map, four program…
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liveEvery project the Utah Department of Agriculture and Food has funded to help farms and canal companies use irrigation water more efficiently, in one…
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liveA public site for the Nevada Department of Agriculture's Noxious Weed Program: every listed species with photos, identification tips and a live map…
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liveNine pages, 69 weed profiles, a live map with class and species filters, and three forms. Static, no CMS, nothing to patch, and the map is never more…
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live79 pages generated from data files for the Northern Utah CWMA. The weed map paints a bundled snapshot instantly, then merges anything new from…
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liveThe Survey123 form Summit CWMA's Garlic Mustard Games teams already use now feeds a leaderboard, totals and a pull-station map, five minutes behind…
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liveA weed guide for the Squarrose CWMA with real photographs for every species, an events calendar the board runs itself, and the old site's content…
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liveAll 29 Utah counties shaded by report volume, with a per-county drill-down: this year, species, share of the state, top five weeds. Built into the…
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liveA monitoring dashboard for an invasive plant biological control program, tracking every release site from 2004 to now. Sites are classified as…
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liveA multi-state invasive-species dashboard embedded on westernweed.org, built for the committee that coordinates weed programs across the western…
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A long-running partnership with the Plant Industry Division. Field crews record infestations and treatments, the division sees the whole state, and…
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