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The name comes from: Eclogue + GIS + Elle

I always pronounce it long E, long O and like the name Giselle. Ee-Cloe-Giselle.

The woman writer behind the site has an incomplete BS in Environmental Resource Management and a Certificate in GIS, both pursued with a goal of becoming a city planner.

She knows a little French (mostly written) and a little German (mostly spoken), plus a few words of a few other languages.

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Ideas for Building a Better World

The author of this site spent years attending school in hopes of becoming an urban planner.

Qualifications include an incomplete BS in Environmental Resource Management with a concentration in Housing, a Certificate in GIS, and various research and volunteer experiences.

Topics include placemaking, economic development and community development.