The next step was to draw composite maps based on the official, researcher, and participant maps.
Charts were used to define and illustrate concepts and experiences explicated by the participants (mapping and interpretation).
Experimentally, participants mapped longer words to more complex objects in comprehension and production tasks and across a range of stimuli.
Habitat Network helps participants map their lands, make them bird- and wildlife-friendly, and connect to others with the same goals.
The exception is a few iconic parks located on state commons where participants mapped a higher proportion of biological diversity and undisturbed, natural qualities.
Participants mapped preferences to increase predator control across all tenures reflecting the strong interest in large game hunting and livestock grazing in the region.
Jora village participants mapped past settlements on the mountain and described how environmental change and extra-local forces influenced their movement down slope.
Men and women participants mapped different natural and human-constructed features that related to their gendered work activities, and especially showed a diversity of building and firewood resources across a transitional zone at the base of the mountain.
Stacy Brenner described the ongoing and expanding relationship she has with their landlord, a nonprofit Land Trust, as a powerful win-win collaboration. 2 of 18 participants map one of the farm-preneur's community relationships.
