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Sitka Technology: Software for Sustainability Organizations

Sitka Technology GroupSitka Technology is a leader in designing custom software packages for sustainability focused organizations.  In addition to offsetting their annual carbon footprint through participation in the CarbonFree® Partner program, Sitka focuses on helping governments and nonprofits with their environmental software needs.  With a strong belief that collaboration is vital to creating effective software, they help clients attain their sustainability objectives so that our communities can prosper.

Their most recent project is a great example of how their award winning custom software excels at meeting their client’s needs.  Their new web application gives the public unprecedented view into the workings of the largest fish and wildlife restoration program in the world. This interactive web 2.0 application, www.cbfish.org, makes it simple for anyone with computer access to map habitats and compile costs and results into easy-to-read charts. Users can zero in on specifics of thousands of fish and wildlife projects, from wetland restoration in the Columbia River estuary to screening of irrigation diversions in Idaho.

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