Website Update
As you can see, our MMPC website has been upgraded and completely revamped. We hope you find that the new formats, layouts and additions, make our award winning website (see April 2010 news) better than ever!
- Existing pages: The pages created prior to 2014, were transferred to the new site, and can now be searched using the search tool found at the end of the sidebar.
- Publications: Access to these documents has been made clearer with graphic links. The pages with the graphic links can be easily found from either the menubar or the sitemap.
- New Pages: The old photo pages for plants, birds and insects were completely changed to display the photos in easily edited and updated slideshows. The species are grouped into different slideshows with species names for each slide, and with multiple slideshows per page. The iNaturalist page was also changed to provide better access to photos and maps of species observations from More Mesa on that site. There are two information pages describing these changes and are useful to read for all visitors to the site: [HTML1][HTML1]
- About > Mobile
- About > iNaturalist
- Mobile Friendly: One of the most exciting changes, is that the MMPC website can now be read using mobile devices! This means you can read the monthly news … at a glance … from your cell phone. And, on a more scientific note, plants, animals and insects of More Mesa can be possibly identified in the field, if a photo of them exists in the pages below. This feature will be useful to those who file sightings reports, researchers, and those users of More Mesa who simply “want to know”. [HTML1][HTML1]
- Birds > Bird Photos
- Birds > Birds on iNaturalist
- Insects > Insect Photos
- Insects > Insects on iNaturalist
- Plants > Plant Photos
- Plants > Plants on iNaturalist
As in any large undertaking, there are bound to be errors. If you find any, and have the time to report them, or have any other comments or suggestions, that would be appreciated (see Contact page). A good deal of this text has been repeated in the About > Site page so that it can be easily found, in say, a year from now when this post is buried in the archives.
Many thanks and kudos go to Lynn Watson, our web site manager, for all the hours and hard work it took to bring about this transformation of our site.
Welcome to our new and exciting site and …
Happy New Year!
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Valerie Olson and the More Mesa Preservation Coalition
