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Spatial Informatics Group—Natural Assets Laboratory

Started in 2012 as a 501 (c) 3 non-profit, SIG-NAL advances science, policy, and practice for climate-resilient urban and natural landscapes. We work with federal, state, tribal, and municipal partners to develop and implement climate-informed conservation strategies that benefit vulnerable communities and biodiversity. From wildfire resilience planning to green stormwater infrastructure, we create adaptive strategies for a changing climate.

What We Do

Spatial Informatics Group-Natural Assets Laboratory carries out programs and projects that include the following practice areas.

Ecosystem Science

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Data Science

Habitat Restoration

Project Monitoring for Adaptive Management

Facilitation and Coalition Building

Wildfire Risk Mitigation

Green Storm Water Infrastructure

Resource Policy and Framework Design

Science Communication

Who We are

Our interdisciplinary team at SIG-NAL has deep-seated expertise in natural resource policy and planning, collaboration and facilitation, urban and landscape ecology, and data science. Through data-driven, community-centered approaches, we develop climate adaptation solutions that benefit both people and nature.