SENIOR GIS SPECIALIST (South Carolina)

Tanner Arrington (he/him) began his route to all things geospatial through his studies in geomorphology and water resources at the Universities of Texas and South Carolina. He spent 10 years with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, where he directed agency GIS operations. You can usually find him on a bicycle, in a canoe, in his garden, or at a baseball game.

SENIOR CARTOGRAPHER (Maine)

Margot (she/her) is an award-winning cartographer and the founder of Hartdale Maps. Since 2017, she has worked on a variety of custom cartographic projects for printed materials, interpretive panels, and tourism literature. Margot has a Certificate in Geographic Information Systems, Master of Science in Environmental Studies, and a Bachelor of Environmental Design.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (Colorado)

Steve (he/him) has 25 years experience in the geospatial industry. He is a Geographer by training and holds Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Middlebury College and Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand), respectively. One of his core strengths is identifying and implementing custom mapping solutions for clients that weave together the most appropriate tools, technologies, and approaches.

OUTDOOR ACCESSIBILITY SPECIALIST (Maine)

An avid and accomplished outdoorsman who was born with a disability, Enock (he/him) is a passionate advocate for making trails more accessible for all. Enock works directly with trail managers to assess both physical and communications barriers that can be minimized or eliminated to make those experiences more accessible and welcoming for everyone.

CARTOGRAPHER & GIS SPECIALIST (Colorado)

A firm believer in the power of beautifully designed maps, Anna (she/her) is the award-winning founder of Four Corners Mapping. Whether in print or digital, she seeks to design maps that provide context, invite inquiry, and distill the unique story of a place. She shares her life with her husband and two children in Durango, Colorado, where they take every chance they can get to escape to the refuge of the mountains, canyons, and rivers of the American West.

GIS & INTERACTIVE MAPPING SPECIALIST (Maine)

Hope (she/her) joined the Community Geographics team in 2019. She holds a Bachelor’s degree from Colby College and a Master’s degree from College of the Atlantic. Hope supports multiple trails projects, including web mapping, data management, municipal GIS, and helping to manage Maine Trail Finder. Hope has authored two kid's hiking guides, and enjoys getting out on trail as much as possible.

CARTOGRAPHER (Massachusetts)

Andy (he/him) has over 15 years of experience in both interactive and more traditional cartography, making maps for a variety of clients alongside plenty of side projects that have been featured in news and other media. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Geography from Ohio Wesleyan University and a Master of Science in Cartography and Geographic Information Systems from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

OUTDOOR ACCESSIBILITY SPECIALIST (Maine)

Kara (she/her) has focused her career on creating experiences that inspire and equip people to create communities that are more healthy, equitable, just and sustainable, for people and nature alike. Prior to joining Community Geographics, she was the Executive Director of Portland Trails for 10 years. She chairs an international team of colleagues who are using trails in towns and cities as tools to address climate, health, and transportation challenges.

CAR-DOG-RAPHER & WELLNESS COORDINATOR (Colorado)

Otto (he/sit/paw/woof) joined the team in 2022. He is a rescue from Oklahoma who now lives in Denver. He coordinates with all other staff cardographers to ensure that their humans step away from their desks and go for mid-day walks. He joins a long list of current and former office dogs: Tess, Roxy, Finn, Ziggy, Shiloh, Izzy, Mooky, Nicco, Fisher, Raven, Gus, Hoodoo, Kaya.