Welcome to Youth Community Mapping
Since 2004, when 4-H launched Youth Community Mapping at the 4-H Technology Conference in St. Louis Forest Park, 4-H clubs in more than 1,000 counties have launched efforts to assist youth teams to visualize and analyze environmental, social and economic conditions that need action. In many cases their efforts have resulted in corrective action by companies, organizations and public groups.
Youth Community Mapping is an energetic group of adults who support and showcase Youth Community Mapping projects in the United States. Our team includes 4-H volunteers, retired technology workers, schoolteachers, and youth leaders.
We invite you to click through the pages to see what talented youth have created. Mentored by caring adults, these youth have used GPS locators, GIS software, and data collection techniques to help their communities through a variety of projects.
New Featured Projects
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Middle school student from New Hampshire won an ESRI competition with this story map about the logging railroad that once operated in his hometown.
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National 4-H GIS/GPS Leadership Team guided workshops in finding, analyzing, and understanding health concerns in their counties.