LEO Reporter
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Education | Free | Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Arctic communities were among the first to experience significant impacts from climate change. In 2009, the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC) established the Center for Climate and Health to help describe connections between climate change, environmental impacts, and health effects. In 2012, LEO Network was launched as a tool to help the tribal health system and local observers to share information about climate and other drivers of environmental change.
In 2015, ANTHC and Resource Data Inc. (RDI) developed LEO Reporter to increase access and improve data management and analytical features of the network. In the same year, LEO Network was selected as a model program under the United States Chairmanship of the Arctic Council, to help raise awareness and improve communication about climate change in the circumpolar region. Today LEO Network is continuing to evolve and to build new partnerships across the Arctic and around the world.
Reviews
Fantastic, beautiful app! Bravo!
PoetessEve
This app makes it easy to see reports from all around Alaska about what is amiss in nature. It includes comments by experts, photos, and a map that lets you zoom in or out as desired. Nothing tells the story of climate change like this does. Wow, this makes it very real. The app is very intuitive, easy, clean, and beautiful. It works perfectly every time.
