At Cloudberry, we specialize in hard-copy participatory mapping. If relevant to the project’s objectives, we will co-design a basemap that we then print off and bring into interviews. The basemap layers will change – sometimes, bathymetry data (underwater depth) is important, while other times, it may be more relevant to have contours, detailed rivers, narrow or broader scales, etc. During interviews, participants will have the chance to draw on the maps using markers. We will mark down associated information for each drawn shape, like the relevant years, seasons, species, etc. We take a photo of the map once we’re done with the interview, and then we georeference and digitize the map on the computer. We can then recreate a digital version of the map per participant, or consolidate the data by feature (e.g. caribou locations) and/or attribute (e.g. In summer of 1980-1989).