Geospatial Journeys

Explore how geography influences identity, opportunity, and connection. Learn why teaching location and place adds depth to student learning.

Geography isn’t just something to study; it’s something to live. At GeoLivity, we believe that understanding the world helps you feel more connected to it. Whether you’re decorating your space, planning your next trip, or simply appreciating your environment, here’s how to bring geography into your everyday life.

At GeoLivity, we’re committed to making this science accessible. We share practical tips and real-world applications to help you see how GIS fits into your daily life. From analyzing where your food comes from to mapping local trails, GIS empowers you to be more informed and intentional.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have revolutionized the way we understand and interact with our world. From urban planning to environmental management, GIS technology offers powerful tools for visualizing spatial data. This guide aims to introduce beginners to the fundamentals of GIS, its applications, and how to get started using this valuable technology.

In geospatial work, complexity often gets in the way of clarity. Whether you're building maps, managing data, or designing workflows, the simplest solution is usually the most effective. This article explores how applying the KISS Principle—Keep It Simple, Stupid—can improve efficiency, collaboration, and impact across GIS and related disciplines.

Field data collection is where your GIS project meets the real world. But without a clear plan, it can spiral into frustration.

Null Island is the nickname for the geographic coordinate (0°, 0°)—where the Equator meets the Prime Meridian in the Gulf of Guinea, off the

GeoAI represents the next frontier in leveraging geospatial data for real-world applications.

Illustration of Earth showing North America. Politics aside, this renaming is a major geographic development. The shift from "Gulf of...

A well-equipped home office with ergonomic furniture, quality tech, proper lighting, and personal touches enhances productivity, comfort, an

We’re Lisa and Scott, the founders of GeoLivity, where geography, science, and service intersect with faith, family, and adventure.

Geography is so much more than place names—it’s about understanding how the world works.

In the ever-shifting landscape of life, balancing a demanding geospatial career with personal fulfillment.