CA Native American Tribal GIS Summit 2026
CA Native American Tribal GIS Summit 2026

Thank you to everyone who came to visit our booth at the outstanding CA Native American Tribal GIS Summit last week at the University of Redlands! It was great to catch up with so many of our members and followers. A special thank you to our board member, , for organizing the event. If you weren't able to make it this time, then sorry we missed you! CGIA attends many events across the state, and we hope we can see you at one in the next year. In particular, our annual CGIA event at the Esri User Conference in San Diego will be announced soon, and we'll look forward to announcing the winners of [...]

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About CGIA

California Geographic Information Association (CGIA) is a non-profit, statewide association formed in 1994 to facilitate coordination, collaboration, and advocacy for California’s Geographic Information System (GIS) community. CGIA promotes the creation and maintenance of the best practices in the governance and application of geographic information within the State of California that can become a model for the nation.

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CGIA has launched an initiative to provide California with a comprehensive picture of our state's Spatial Data Infrastructure

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CGIA recognizes outstanding achievements in various aspects of geospatial technologies within California through its annual awards program, commemorating excellence in Geographic Information across the Golden State.

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