An independent practice. Fifteen years of conservation GIS.
Redstone GIS Consulting is a solo practice producing spatial analysis and cartography for organizations working at the intersection of science, policy, and place.
A career built at the intersection of ecology, cartography, and advocacy.
The principal of Redstone GIS has spent the past fifteen years embedded in conservation organizations across Colorado and the American West, producing the maps, analyses, and data systems that support wilderness campaigns, wildlife protection, and public lands advocacy.
Work with Rocky Mountain Wild, The Wilderness Society, and the Audubon Society has ranged from single-map commissions to multi-year spatial programs. International collaborations have carried the practice to watersheds in Chile, corridors in Argentina, and coastal baselines across the Americas.
Redstone exists to make those capabilities available to any organization working to protect a place — regardless of size, budget, or geography.
Tools and certifications.
How the work gets done.
Science first
Every analysis is method-documented and reproducible. Conservation decisions deserve defensible maps.
Partner-centered
The map serves the decision. Scope, style, and deliverables flex to the audience and the organization.
Built to last
Data, documentation, and workflows are handed off in forms the partner can steward long after the engagement closes.