Make fragmented research useable
Organize scattered sources into searchable collections, review workflows, and findings that retain their context.
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Eliot Fisher / Environmental data & digital systems
Environmental information.
Built for decisions.
I help environmental organizations and local governments turn scattered research, spatial data, and complex rules into practical tools and workflows.
Ocean & coastal work · Conservation · Local government
Research with context.Tools with a purpose.Sources you can follow.
Who I work with
Teams whose information has to hold together.
01Local governments
Parcel data, rules, and review steps that need to line up.
02Coastal and ocean nonprofits
Evidence behind funding asks, reports, and public claims.
03Regional ocean partnerships
Shared data and products across many members and programs.
04Land trusts
Conservation plans and site records in one usable place.
05Research consortia
Findings that keep their sources, methods, and caveats.
06Ocean consultancies
Repeatable tools for analysis that comes up client after client.
Ways I can help
Connect the information
to the decision.
Start with what people need to do. Then build the system that helps them do it.
Bring the map into the question.
Connect spatial data, environmental conditions, and local rules around the property or place someone needs to understand.
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Reduce the repeated work.
Build practical tools for moving information between documents, research tasks, and the software people already use.
Follow Miradi Converter ↗In development / September 2026 LA Stormwater, Grape Crush Impact, Arroyo Hondo, OceanObs’29
A little about me
Marine science. Land-use planning.
The tools in between.
My work grows out of experience with coastal places, planning decisions, and environmental research. I’m completing an MA in Environmental Policy and Management at the Middlebury Institute, with graduation expected in December 2026.
Off the clock: photography, fish prints, and things made by hand.