Make every place easier to understand.
Green Goat Maps helps people explore, navigate, and connect with places through waterproof maps, custom print mapping, and interactive online maps.
Online Maps for Land Trusts
Three Ways We Map the World
Green Goat Maps helps people explore, navigate, and connect with places through waterproof maps, custom print mapping, and interactive online maps.
Whether someone is exploring a new trail, arriving at a trailhead, or researching a destination online, a good map should make the next decision easier.
Great places can still be difficult to understand.
Trails change. Visitor information lives in different systems. Printed materials become outdated. GIS data may be technically accurate but difficult for the public to interpret.
Your visitors should not have to become GIS experts to understand where they are going.
Green Goat Maps turns complex geographic information into maps people can actually use.
You know the place. We know how to map the experience.
1. Understand the place
We learn what visitors need to know, what your organization needs to communicate, and how the map will be used.
2. Organize the information
Our GIS specialists, cartographers, designers, and developers turn your data into a clear information system.
3. Build the map
We deliver the right format for the experience—printed, installed, interactive, or all three.
Built for organizations responsible for places.
Land trusts · Parks and recreation departments · Municipalities · Trail organizations · Lake and watershed organizations · Tourism organizations · Nature centers · Outdoor events · Conservation organizations · Private recreation destinations
Mapping is both a science and a communication problem.
A map can be geographically accurate and still fail its audience.
Our team brings together GIS, cartography, graphic design, interpretation, web mapping, and outdoor recreation experience so the final product works both technically and visually.
Our environmental research background through Adirondack Research also means we understand the landscapes behind the maps—not just the software used to create them.
Maps are invitations.
We believe a good map does more than show where something is.
It helps someone feel confident enough to explore.
It helps an organization explain why a place matters.
And it can help people build a stronger connection with the landscapes around them.
That is why we make maps.
Have a place people need to understand?
Tell us about it. We’ll help determine whether print, online mapping, or a combination of both is the right solution.
