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data. Providing our partners and the public with timely access to the data <br />as it is being collected is a high priority. Developing the means to do so in <br />a manner that provides a user friendly interface, is easy to maintain, <br />facilitates data management and reporting, is cost-effective, and avoids <br />redundancy is very challenging. We anticipate completion of this interface <br />in 2020. <br />Web Story Map — ACD's GIS interface on our website called Story Map <br />features project profiles and other project information through an interactive <br />mapping interface. This feature is continually updated with project date to <br />ensure all projects are accessible and up to date. <br />Workshops and Presentations — ACD periodically partners with cities and <br />watershed districts to provide information on a variety of natural resource <br />topics. Presentations are tailored to the audience and range from `how-to' <br />workshops for landowners to implement projects at home, to highly <br />technical presentations to other professionals in the natural resources <br />management field. <br />Newspaper Articles—ACD periodically submits articles to local newspapers <br />to promote programs and services and to educate the public on topics <br />related to natural resource stewardship. <br />C I. E N Brochures & Displays — ACD has developed a series of <br />ER <br />1N_) A- brochures and tabletop displays promoting conservation <br />in the community. They are available for use by partners <br />in Anoka County. In 2020, ACD will work to develop a multi -purpose booth <br />and display materials that can be used by ACD staff and our partners at <br />local events. Additional tabletop displays addressing ecological health and <br />pollinators are on the docket. <br />Tours — In 2020, ACD will host a tour for the eleven metro SWCDs summer <br />meeting. Such tours generally feature successfully completed projects <br />along with visits to sites that demonstrate unmet need. We will also continue <br />to sponsor ad hoc tours for ACD supervisors as projects are being installed, <br />with the potential to expand invitations to other public officials. The tours <br />are generally held one hour prior to regularly scheduled board meetings. <br />Starting in 2020 in conjunction with updates to ACD's comprehensive plan, <br />we intend to host tours for public officials in even numbered years. <br />Public Officials Outreach — As projects are being developed and <br />45 <br />