GoWeeWee vs ISN Sentinel

GoWeeWee is a restroom finder app with over 250,000 toilets listed worldwide. With detailed turn-by-turn navigation and more, going wee-wee has never been easier. Features: 【Real-time】 Only shows restrooms that are available near you. 【Sanitation】 Shows when the restroom was last cleaned for peace of mind. 【Custom Search】 Find restrooms by baby stations, wheelchair accessible, or gender-neutral. 【Restroom Detail】 Detail description including restroom hours, special notes, and ratings. 【WeeWee Symphony】 High-intensity melody to play during restroom visit, it's going wee-wee at its finest. 【User-friendly】 No need to be embarrassed. We work with retailers to ensure that any restroom you see is open to the public. Social: See our restroom coverage map at https://www.goweewee.com/restroom-coverage.html Follow us on Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/goweewee Like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/goweeweego Quote of the day: “Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see a shadow.” – Helen Keller

The BeringWatch Sentinel app is for trained community-based observers and local and traditional knowledge holders to record ecological and environmental observations in their local communities. The BeringWatch Sentinel Community-Based Monitoring Network which includes the Sentinel app was designed and refined over the past 15 years in Alaskan Native communities. Users of the BeringWatch Sentinel app are located primarily in remote communities that are affected by a rapidly changing environment. The strength of the BeringWatch environmental data collection framework is that it is tribally-driven. Communities are better able to actively participate and lead data collection that both addresses community concerns and contributes meaningful scientific data to researchers, resource managers, and decision makers. BeringWatch Community-Based Sentinel Monitoring Programs are established using observation protocols and standardized methodologies for community-based recording of observations of wildlife, subsistence species and environmental phenomena at locations surrounding participating communities. These data, if collected in a repeatable and consistent manner over a long period of time, can provide valuable ecological reference points for the region. For information on joining the BeringWatch Sentinel Network please contact the Aleut Community of St. Paul Tribal Government.