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The Native Plant Trust currently faces significant challenges due to disparate data systems (NORM, ArcGIS, IrisBG, GoBotany) and a lack of data integration. Data is stored in various formats, leading to data duplication, inconsistencies, and difficulties in accessing and analyzing information for research, conservation efforts, and public education. The previous database (NORM) was not designed for efficient data utilization, resulting in data summarization and loss of valuable detail. The lack of a cohesive system hinders collaboration and the sharing of data with other organizations.
A non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation and promotion of native plants in New England, providing research, education, and conservation services.
The new system is expected to significantly improve the efficiency of data management, enhance research capabilities, streamline conservation efforts, and facilitate data sharing with other organizations. By centralizing data and providing user-friendly tools, the Native Plant Trust will be able to make more informed decisions, allocate resources more effectively, and increase its overall impact on plant conservation in New England. The project will free up staff and volunteers from manual data entry tasks, allowing them to focus on more strategic activities. The ability to analyze data more effectively will lead to a better understanding of plant populations and the impacts of climate change, enabling targeted conservation strategies.