UNIMA YouthMappers

31/05/2026

We leveled up!🌍📍

Our YouthMappers chapter just completed
advanced GIS training provided by West
Virginia University in person training with Dr Brent McCusker

From spatial analysis to real-world
mapping solutions, we're ready to put
these skills to work for our communities.

Huge thanks to WVU for investing in the
next generation of mappers!


Catholic University of Malawi Mappers MUST YouthMappers Geospatial Youthmappers-Malawi University of Business and Applied Sciences

04/05/2026

🌍 UNIMA YouthMappers Workshop Announcement

The UNIMA YouthMappers Chapter is excited to invite you to a Comprehensive Mapping and Spatial Analysis Workshop happening on 30–31 May 2026 at the GIS Lab, UNIMA Campus.

Join our expert facilitators — Dr. Brent Mc Custer, Mr. Davie Nthiya, and Mr. D. Poteet — for engaging, hands-on training sessions designed to sharpen your mapping and spatial analysis skills.

We’re also proud to welcome participants and representatives from MUBAS, MUST, and CU YouthMappers chapters, making this a collaborative and enriching experience.

🗓 Schedule: • Day 1: 10:30 – 16:30
• Day 2: 08:00 – 12:00

We don’t just build maps ,we build mappers.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn, connect, and grow. See you there!

27/03/2026

We mapped. We explored. We learned.

Join us as we take you through our unforgettable journey to Liwonde National Park! From incredible wildlife encounters to real-world conservation challenges, our StoryMap captures it all.
🗺️ Exploring Liwonde National Park through UNIMA YouthMappers
🌿 Uncovering Nature through UNIMA YouthMappers
Click the link below and experience the adventure with us 👇

👉 https://arcg.is/1ey0SL2 VersionX

Uncovering nature’s voice through UNIMA YouthMappers

22/03/2026

Exploring, learning, and mapping the world around us 🌍
The UNIMA YouthMappers team recently had an incredible field experience at Liwonde National Park, where we combined geospatial learning with real-world conservation insights. From observing wildlife like elephants, antelopes, and buffalo to understanding human-wildlife conflict and conservation efforts, the trip was both educational and inspiring.
This experience strengthened our appreciation for the role of mapping in environmental conservation and gave us unforgettable memories as a team.
Here’s a glimpse of our journey

06/03/2026