The Farallon Round-up: Looking Back at the Fall 2024 Hack Trip

And what a trip it was! This season’s hack trip brought the team back to Palm Springs, California for some time in the sun. Falling just before the end of the hot season, the team faced the desert head on with the power of gasoline and adrenaline at our backs, in a sight akin to […]

Effective Stewardship Starts Here

Given the gravity of the events that we’ve brought up thus far, you might be thinking that our solution to making our clients better stewards is radical. Maybe something along the lines of the climate-controlling satellites from Geostorm (2017) or shooting silver iodide rockets into tornados like Daisy Edgar-Jones’ character, Kate, in Twisters (2024). While […]

Resource Stewardship in a Changing World

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene and the full force of Hurricane Milton, we’ve had time to reflect on the devastation the storms brought and how quickly they’ve altered the way many people recognize our changing world.  The storms tore across the southeastern United States, flooding cities and towns, destroying structures and landscapes, tragically inflicting […]

Historic England Officially Launches Arches for HERs To Enhance Data Management Capabilities

A Modern Approach to Stewardship Farallon Geographics is thrilled to attend the official launch of Historic England’s implementation of Arches, an innovative web-based platform which promises to comprehensively enhance the stewardship of England’s cultural heritage resources. Developed in collaboration with Historic England and the Getty Museum, Arches for HERs is a state-of-the-art, open-source data management, […]