Projects
DharmaTech’s past clients are listed below, however, we always have new projects in the works.
Wild Utah Project - RSRA
Introduction
Wild Utah Project (WUP), along with other conservationists and scientists, has been developing the Rapid-Stream Riparian Assessment, which uses scientific indicators to determine stream health. The goal of the RSRA program is to identify priorities for restoration and protection, encourage better management practices, and identify targeted species for reintroduction. WUP approached DharmaTech to "build an RSRA database" and make it accessible for the world to use. We decided to leverage WUP's existing Drupal content management system (CMS) and extend it to make their vision a reality. We built the custom web-based database in less than 50 hours, at a fraction of the market cost. It was completed ahead of schedule and far exceeded their initial requirements.
Anza-Borrego Foundation
DharmaTech provided the Anza-Borrego Foundation (ABF) with a dynamic website with features such as moderation and a searchable list of upcoming events. ABF is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving California's Anza-Borrego State Park. ABF works to conserve lands in and around the Park, educate the public on its resources, and support research relevant to the region.
Publius Project - Harvard University
DharmaTech created a website system for the Publius Project - an effort of Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet & Society. The new system is straightforward to use and allows readers to easily follow different topics and engage in ongoing discussions about cyberspace and how it is governed.
Save Our Canyons
DharmaTech assisted Save Our Canyons (SOC) with a comprehensive technology overhaul in 2008-2009. We implemented an open source system specifically designed to meet their needs and challenges. The project included extensive consultation and training to ensure maximum impact.
Utah Clean Energy
DharmaTech provided Utah Clean Energy with a dynamic, engaging website system that allows their staff to easily add and edit content. Utah Clean Energy is a nonprofit public interest organization partnering to build the new clean energy economy through policy, regulatory, and educational initiatives.
Native Americans in Philanthropy
DharmaTech partnered with Native Americans in Philanthropy (NAP) on a major project in 2008 that involved upgrading their CiviCRM database to the latest version and building a dynamic website system that allows their staff to create new content in a straightforward and easy-to-use way. Based in Minnesota, Native Americans in Philanthropy works to advance philanthropic practices groun
Institute for Energy & Environmental Research - Carbon-Free Nuclear-Free
The Institute for Energy & Environmental Research (IEER) is a very well established and respected research organization based in Takoma Park, Maryland. For several decades, they have helped grassroots organizations understand and fully leverage science in their important advocacy work.
Utah PAWS
DharmaTech provided UtahPAWS (Pets and Wildland Safety) with a website system that is straightforward and easy to use and maintain. UtahPAWS is a new organization that works to raise awareness of the danger that trapping poses to domestic animals, and to provide basic safety and rescue information to pet owners.
Utah Avalanche Center
Utah Avalanche Center (UAC) provides critical avalanche and mountain weather information to help Utah’s backcountry users make life-and-death decisions. DharmaTech is building a Digital Public Safety Avalanche Warning System that allows UAC forecasters to share critical statewide avalanche safety information with the public, media outlets, and scientific institutions in a quick and accurate way.
Wild Utah Project
Wild Utah Project is a long-time DharmaTech client. DharmaTech provided a comprehensive technology solution, including an integrated website/database system, technology infrastructure support, a GIS server, and consulting, training, and support. DharmaTech's work and its impact to Wild Utah Project is documented in a case study here: http://dhar
