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Need To Axe Wasted Time In The Field?

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Clear the way for hiking, biking, and snowmobiling more efficiently with aerial imagery Follow our crew as they bravely travel great distances and battle the perils of the wilderness, blazing sun, and mosquitoes as big as your head to maintain trails...the old way.

Is Your Job On Track Or Off The Rails?

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Work full steam ahead with aerial imagery Follow our crew as they bravely travel great distances and battle the perils of the wilderness, blazing sun, and mosquitoes as big as your head to inspect remote infrastructure...the old way.

Power Up Your Communication With Remote Workers

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Can you see the forest for the trees without the aerial imagery? Follow our crew as they bravely travel great distances and battle the perils of the wilderness, blazing sun, and mosquitoes as big as your head to inspect remote infrastructure...the old way.

Open Season

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Are you GAME day ready? Two important dates for outdoor recreation enthusiasts in Ontario are coming up at the end of the month.  First, bass season opens the last weekend in June for most areas.  Second, applications for the annual doe tag draw are due June 30. If your plans involve heading into the woods, especially an area you're not familiar with, First Base Solutions has maps and solutions to help you plan your expedition, stay safe, and keep it legal.

VuMAP Helps Mobile Work Forces

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Save time and money in a few easy steps If you work in any outdoor trade with a crew of mobile workers and equipment, you can use VuMAP , a feature-packed online mapping application with easy to use, built in tools to measure, draw, compare imagery year over year, and research property information, to save time and money on project administration. Follow the step by step example below to see how.

The Spread Of The Emerald Ash Borer

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Managing invasive species through a map based approach  As global travel and trade have increased substantially in recent decades, so too, has the accidental migration of plant and animal species.  With no predators to keep their numbers in check, invasive species can multiply aggressively and quickly overwhelm new environments. A few of these nuisance species in Southern Ontario include: