diff --git a/docs/src/data_sources.md b/docs/src/data_sources.md
index 0b93ba996..2604d9ca0 100644
--- a/docs/src/data_sources.md
+++ b/docs/src/data_sources.md
@@ -3,13 +3,17 @@
 Rasters.jl uses a number of backends to load raster data. `Raster`, `RasterStack`
 and `RasterSeries` will detect which backend to use for you, automatically.
 
-## GRD
+## GDAL
 
-R GRD files can be loaded natively, using Julias `MMap` - which means they are very fast, but are not compressed. They are always 3 dimensional, and have `Y`, `X` and [`Band`](@ref) dimensions.
+All files GDAL can access, such as `.tiff` and `.asc` files, can be loaded,
+using [ArchGDAL.jl](https://github.com/yeesian/ArchGDAL.jl). These are
+generally best loaded as `Raster("filename.tif")`, but can be loaded as
+`RasterStack("filename.tif"; layersfrom=Band)`, taking layers from the `Band`
+dimension, which is also the default.
 
 ## NetCDF
 
-NetCDF `.nc` files are loaded using
+NetCDF `.nc` and some HDF5 `.h5` files cab be loaded using
 [NCDatasets.jl](https://github.com/Alexander-Barth/NCDatasets.jl). Layers from
 files can be loaded as `Raster("filename.nc"; name=:layername)`. Without `name`
 the first layer is used. `RasterStack("filename.nc")` will use all netcdf variables
@@ -19,26 +23,21 @@ NetCDF layers can have arbitrary dimensions. Known, common dimension names are
 converted to `X`, `Y` `Z`, and `Ti`, otherwise `Dim{:layername}` is used. Layers
 in the same file may also have different dimensions.
 
-NetCDF files still have issues loading directly from disk for some operations.
-Using `read(ncstack)` may help.
+## Zarr
 
-## GDAL
+Zarr files can be loaded with the [ZarrDatasets.jl](https://github.com/JuliaGeo/ZarrDatasets.jl) 
+backend. `Raster(filename; source=Zarrsource())` may be needed where the file type cant be detected 
+from the filename. `write` does not yet work for Zarr but will in future.
 
-All files GDAL can access, such as `.tiff` and `.asc` files, can be loaded,
-using [ArchGDAL.jl](https://github.com/yeesian/ArchGDAL.jl/issues). These are
-generally best loaded as `Raster("filename.tif")`, but can be loaded as
-`RasterStack("filename.tif"; layersfrom=Band)`, taking layers from the `Band`
-dimension, which is also the default.
+## GRIB
 
-## SMAP
+GRIB files can be loaded with the [ZarrDatasets.jl](https://github.com/JuliaGeo/GRIBDatasets.jl).
+`write` is not implemented for GRIB.
 
-The [Soil Moisture Active-Passive](https://smap.jpl.nasa.gov/) dataset provides
-global layers of soil moisture, temperature and other related data, in a custom
-HDF5 format. Layers are always 2 dimensional, with `Y` and `X` dimensions.
+## GRD
 
-These can be loaded as multi-layered `RasterStack("filename.h5")`. Individual
-layers can be loaded as `Raster("filename.h5"; name=:layername)`, without `name`
-the first layer is used.
+R GRD files can be loaded natively, using Julias `MMap` - which means they are very fast, but are not compressed. 
+They are always 3 dimensional, and have `Y`, `X` and [`Band`](@ref) dimensions.
 
 ````@example data_sources
 using Rasters
@@ -50,13 +49,12 @@ smapseries
 
 ## Writing file formats to disk
 
-Files can be written to disk in all formats other than SMAP HDF5 using
-`write("filename.ext", A)`. See the docs for [`write`](@ref). They can (with
-some caveats) be written to different formats than they were loaded in as,
-providing file-type conversion for spatial data.
+Files can be written to disk with ArchGDAL.jl and NCDatasets.jl backends using
+`write("filename.ext", raster)`. See the docs for [`write`](@ref). 
 
-Some metadata may be lost in formats that store little metadata, or where
-metadata conversion has not been completely implemented.
+They can (with some caveats) be written to different formats than they were loaded in as,
+providing file-type conversion for spatial data. Some metadata may be lost in formats that 
+store little metadata, or where metadata conversion has not been completely implemented.
 
 ## RasterDataSources.jl integration
 
@@ -75,4 +73,4 @@ Makie.plot(A)
 
 See the docs for [`Raster`](@ref), [`RasterStack`](@ref) and [`RasterSeries`](@ref),
 and the docs for `RasterDataSources.getraster` for syntax to specify various
-data sources.
\ No newline at end of file
+data sources.