Native Land is a resource to learn more about Indigenous territories, languages, lands, and ways of life. The organization's guiding principles include:
astronomy - charts, diagrams, etc.
see also stars - atlases
NOAA - national oceanographic & atmospheric administration satellite & information service
STORMTOOLS
RI Shoreline Change Special Area Management Plan
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Office for Coastal Management
Sea Level Rise Viewer
River by Jen Bervin
In Jen Bervin's large-scale sculptural installation River an intricate model of the Mississippi River in silver sequins is inverted, mapped from a geocentric perspective.
Geological maps show the structure and composition of the Earth's crust, including the strata of its composition, plates, their mutual relationships, and the successive changes to which their present condition and positions are due.
Topographic refers to maps representing a region at a level of detail or scale between a plan, which is a small area, and a chorographic map, which is a large regional map. Topographic maps include accurate representations of the location and shape of both natural and manmade features. The term refers to maps of various scales in different nations; it is generally limited to maps at scales of 1:500,000 or larger in the United States, but it often refers to scales of 1:1,000,000 or larger in Russia. The term is often mistakenly interpreted to mean maps that only represent natural relief features.
Terrafly By entering a U.S. address, an aerial photo is retrieved. U.S. Geological Survey satellite data are used for the aerial photo of your selected location. Topos are also available.
Atlas of the Flora of New England
GoBotany (Native Plant Trust) Full Key and Dichotomous Key
A Botany of Violence : across 529 years of resistance & resurgence
The 500-page book recounts over 500 years of oppression that began with colonial expeditions rampaging through the Central Andes and Western Amazon River region from the 16th century onwards in search of the elusive Cinchona plant whose bark contains the world’s only natural cure for malaria: the quinine alkaloid.
MorphoBank was developed specifically to provide much needed tools for the expansion and modernization of phylogenetic work on phenotypes for scientists who are collecting phenotypic (often called "morphological") data to build phylogenetic trees. MorphoBank provides four interrelated toolsets for researchers who are archiving their data associated with peer-reviewed publications.