Wall Maps, Atlases, and Websites

National Geographic Maps & Conservation

Partnerships in conservation maps, apps, and websites

For 125 years National Geographic has inspired millions to care about the planet. More recently, we've collaborated with other organizations on initiatives that raise awareness and share information about our world’s rich natural and cultural heritage and the vital quest toward sustainability.

Imagine telling your stories using National Geographic’s rich visuals, stunning cartography, and digital experiences. From world heritage sites to land conservation to bird migration, our words, pictures, and maps have told the story of our planet to audiences far and wide. National Geographic Maps has an extensive range of digital and print mapping and application development capabilities, along with a century-long tradition and a revered global brand to apply to your projects.

Websites

GeoStories.org - Embeddable multimedia publishing platform
EnergyRealities.org - Visual guide to global energy issues
EnvisionTheJames.org - Living Atlas for James River watershed
LandScope.org - Conservation guide to America's natural places

Wall Maps

LandScope America

Side 1 – Natural States of America
Side 2 – Open Space at Risk

Colorado River Basin

Side 1 – Lifeline for an Arid Land
Side 2 – Balancing a Limited Supply with an Increasing Demand

Ocean Life

Side 1 – Diversity, Distribution, Abundance
Side 2 – Past, Present, and Future

Our Partners

UNESCO, Walton Family Foundation, Sloan Foundation, NatureServe, American Bird Conservancy, National Park Service, US Fish & Wildlife Service, US Department of Defense, NOAA, World Wildlife Fund, Chesapeake Conservancy, The Conservation Fund, World Bank, Bureau of Land Management, Project Noah, and many others

For More Information

Please contact us to discuss your project:
Frank Biasi
Director of Digital Development
p: 1.303.327.3110