Posted by Tanya, Google Earth Outreach Team Google Earth Outreach . Many non-profits have been using Google Earth and Google Maps to take people on guided virtual tours to add a spatial context to their cause. With Google Earth and Google Maps, you can fly people right in to your project site or send them on a virtual trip across the globe to bear witness to the issues that you're so passionate about.here . Then there's Appalachian Voices, an organization against mountaintop removal for coal mining, which got over 12,000 signatures on a petition after their layer launched in Google Earth (full story ). More stories like these are featured in our case studies .tutorials targeting non-techies that will walk you through how you can add your own content to Google Earth and Google Maps. And if you're not sure where to begin or what kind of maps you can create, see what other groups have done to tell their stories. If you've tried the free version of Google Earth but you need the advanced features of Google Earth Pro, qualified charitable organizations based in the US , UK , France , Switzerland , Germany , Italy , Spain and the Netherlands can apply for a Google Earth Pro grant.Google Earth Outreach .
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