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Each year, the Society for Conservation GIS conducts a competitive international review of folks using computer mapping and GIS to help conservation, sustainable development and indigenous rights around the world.
Of course, the program would not exist at all if not for the countless hours of volunteer time from SCGIS members.
The 2012 Scholarship program will be led by John Schaeffer, head of the international GIS training organization Juniper Systems, and Karen Beardsley of the Institute for Conservation & Environment at UC Davis
SCGIS 2012 Group Photo (click for large version)
2012 Scgis International Scholarship Honorees
Anna Komarova, Greenpeace Russia
Bhuwan Dhakal, Action for Conservation and Sustainability, Nepal
Carlos De Angelo, Research Center of the Atlantic Forest (CeIBA); Subtropical Biology Institute (IBS), Argentina
Chabala Chiteta Chiyaze, Zambia Wildlife Authority, Zambia
Deborah Jewitt Ezemvelo, KZN Wildlife (EKZNW), South Africa
Dominic Lesimirdana, Northern Rangelands Trust, Kenya
Federico Riet Cetáceos, Uruguay
Low Chee Pheng, Wildlife Conservation Society Malaysia
Manuel Lepe, Wildlife Conservation Society - Guatemala
María Nube Szephegyi, Cetáceos Uruguay
Mohammad Abdullah Abu Diyan, Bangladesh Cetacean Diversity Project, Bangladesh
Nguyen Hoai Bao, ICF - Department of Ecology, University of Science, Vietnam
Nicolás Lois, Zoológico de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Renato Miazaki de Toledo, Iniciativa Verde, Brazil
Sabrina Costa da Silva, Instituto BioAtlântica, Brazil
Tiwonge Ivy Mzumara, Wildlife and Environmental Society of Malawi
MORE 2012 PHOTOS
Campfire & Music Photos:
SCGIS Board Meeting 
SCGIS Auction
We like it when auctions are successful, they pay for many scholarships !
Scholars happy to recieve donated laptops from esri
Cleaning up after the big conservation exhibits at the esri conference is a big job
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