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As the platform grows, we have more pages containing more and more detailed information. To organize all those pages, we use Architecture Pages and Content Pages within page type. Architecture pages present the categories and content pages within an area of interest. Content pages present all the Places, Topics, Workgroups, Efforts, Products at the intersection of a set of topics. For example, the Snohomish Estuary is a Content Page that describes all the pages at the intersection of Category:Snohomish and Category:River Delta. How we use Architecture Page and Content Page currently varies among page types, but architecture pages tell how the platform is organized and content pages organize and offer up all content within a particular area of interest.

  Places

Bioregions are made of places within places. As content accumulates, we develop content pages at smaller and smaller scales.

Architecture Pages

Our Place page architecture is based on our definitions of Scale

Catchment Scale  •  Headwaters  •  Landforms  •  Patch Scale  •  Regions  •  River Deltas  •  Sites

Content Pages

We generally present content at the scale of Regions and also Landform which is an important scale for Planning and Restoration

Admiralty Inlet  •  Comox Coast  •  Discovery Islands  •  East Sound  •  Fraser Lowlands  •  Gulf Islands  •  Hood Canal  •  Qualicum Coast  •  San Juan Islands  •  South Puget Sound  •  South Vancouver Island  •  Strait of Juan de Fuca  •  Sunshine Coast  •  West Sound  •  Whidbey Basin

  Topics

Topics are not unlike a are made of places within places.

Architecture Pages

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Anthropogenic Topics  •  Biology  •  Ecosystem Topics  •  Rural Land Use  •  Sea Level Rise  •  Socioeconomics

Content Pages

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Biodiversity  •  Climate Change  •  Conifer Canopy  •  Conservation Lands  •  Deciduous Canopy  •  Eelgrass  •  Effects of River Delta Restoration on Salmon Populations  •  Floodplain Restoration  •  Flora  •  River Delta Restoration and Hydrodynamics  •  River Delta Use By Salmon  •  Vegetation and Revegetation

  Workgroups

Workgroups are organized by sector and strata while workgroup pages profile a particular institution.

Architecture Pages

Architecture Pages present whole categories of workgroups.

Governments  •  The Private Sector  •  US Federal Government

Content Pages

Content pages generally present a constellation of workgroups organized around topics or efforts.

Academic Institutions  •  Conservation Districts  •  Federal Agencies  •  Non-Institutional  •  Regional Districts  •  Youth

  Efforts

Efforts are organized by purpose.

Architecture Pages

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Adaptive Management  •  Advocacy  •  Arts and Crafts  •  Coordination  •  Education  •  Green Infrastructure  •  Integrated Ecosystem Management  •  Legislation  •  Lessons  •  Monitoring  •  Planning  •  Protection  •  Puget Sound Ecosystem Funding  •  Research  •  Restoration  •  Social Change

Content Pages

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Regulation  •  Whidbey Basin Estuary Restoration Monitoring

  Products

Products are generally the most numerous, but are organized by place, topic and other .

Architecture Pages

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Content Pages

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