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This site is loaded with beautiful photographs and has a splendid interactive map - a showcase for all the garden has to offer. The site is easily updateable by the client and includes a trail builder. Website
The first ever website dedicated to the plants and animals of Liberia. It includes a Tree Atlas of Liberia for identifying trees. Client: Fauna and Flora International. Website
Here you can see high resolution images of the very plants collected by Charles Darwin on his round-the-world voyage on HMS Beagle 1831 to 1836. Client: University of Cambridge Herbarium, with funding from Microsoft Research. Website
Four downloadable Stride Guide podcast/MP3 audio walks commissioned by the University of Cambridge to commemorate the University's 800th anniversary, complete with photographs, maps and audio commentary. In collaboration with the University of Cambridge. Website
A complete refurbishment of the web site for this international Passive Low Energy Architecture association, including graphic design, information architecture and page template creation.
This website has been taken offline.
Stride built this web site for CAU, part of the Department of Archaeology at the University of Cambridge. The design and content was supplied by the client. Website
An educational resource to make the archaeological excavations carried out in Hanson's quarries by the Cambridge Archaeological Unit more widely available to the public. Website
For the Carbon Trust, funded by DEFRA. In collaboration with Eclipse Research. This website is no longer live, but an archived copy is hosted on the Eclipse Research website. Website
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