Meet a tree kangaroo vs GlobeViewer PRO

Zoos around the world and the Tree Kangaroo Conservation Project are working hard to save tree kangaroos and improve the lives of local communities where tree kangaroos are found. Tree kangaroos are only found in northeastern Australia and the island of New Guinea. Tree kangaroo habitat in New Guinea is also great habitat for coffee production. Since 1996, conservationists have been working with local residents of Papua New Guinea to save tree kangaroo habitat by developing sustainable coffee. The coffee is then sent to zoos and cafes for purchase. Every bag sold goes to help tree kangaroos and people. So, grab a cup of coffee and help save a tree kangaroo! Download the app to have a unique and personal experience with a tree kangaroo. Learn about their habits, lifestyle, and what you can do to help. Want to do even more? Take the survey after experiencing the app and be part of an ongoing research project to improve conservation outcomes for tree kangaroos.

GlobeViewer is a high resolution 3D terrestrial globe with topography and surface maps. This app enables a high-quality view of the surface of our blue planet. It is divided into two areas: the rotatable, global view as an interactive globe and a high-resolution 3D map representation of the Earth's topography. - Interactive 3D globe with surface, underwater and topography maps - High-resolution 3D topography map set of the entire Earth's surface - divided into 22,912 individual tiles. You can load 110 different regions onto the interactive globe, which then present the many individual tiles in a meaningful, connected way and reload them automatically. The app initially only contains the textures for the globe in low resolution. All required downloads are automatically loaded from our server. A total of around 105 GB of data is available. The data remains in the cache on your device for offline use, but can be deleted at any time in the main menu. Furthermore, all events recorded by the GDACS, such as hurricanes, earthquakes, etc., are entered on the globe. The 3D topography map is based on the elevation data from the NASA Terra probe, which recorded 83° of the northern and southern hemispheres between 2000 and 2013 - this is the result of the ASTER3-DEM. With version 0.10.0, the map is enriched with around 7.5 million place names from geonames.org. This means that all the towns, mountains, lakes, deserts and many other geographical features entered there are shown on the map. From version 0.12.0, data from OpenStreetMaps (buildings, borders, streets...) is also available on the tiles - but only for the demos and the purchased maps. Use the tutorial in the app to get started quickly or read the manual to find out which functions are included in this app. Since the app is still under development, some functions may still change. We hope you enjoy using GlobeViewer!