The World's Most Threatened Flypath
The East Asian-Australasian flyway stretches from New Zealand in the Southern Hemisphere to Arctic Russia in the Northern Hemisphere. It is ...
The Migratory Journeys of Birds
eBird collects and documents data on bird distribution, abundance, habitat use, and trends. It has detailed information on more than 1,000 b...
Where to Discover New Life
If you've ever dreamed of increasing the pool of knowledge by discovering a new species of animal then I have the map for you. The Map o...
On Virtual Safari
At the moment, if you live in the UK, it is illegal to travel abroad on holiday. Which means that this year my African safari has to be vir...
Explore the Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef, off the coast of Queensland Australia, is the largest coral reef system in the world. The reef structure is made up ...
America's Migration Corridors
For at least 8,000 years pronghorns have migrated south for the winter. In the last 100 years those well-worn migration routes have become a...
The Death of Bear 71
For ten years wildlife conservation officers in Banff National Park tagged and monitored Bear71. In the ten years up to her untimely death B...
Introducing the New Google Earth
Today Google unveiled the new Google Earth. The most obvious difference to the latest incarnation of Google's 3D map is that Google Eart...
Bear Tracking in Yosemite Park
The Bear Management Team at Yosemite National Park has released a bear tracking map which allows you to follow the progress of three of the ...
The Secret Life of Cats
Wild Life's Cat Tracker Project is a citizen science project studying the movements, diet and health of domestic cats. As part of the pr...
Mapping Animal Tracks
Tracking Geese Migration Between Germany and Russia is a Google Map showing the flight paths of a number of Geese over a number of years. If...
Mapping Goodall's Chimps
Google has created a really nice story map exploring Jane Goodall's research on chimps in Gombe Park, Tanzania. The map takes great adva...