Discovery, innovation, and hope
Jane Goodall Institute
Sixty years ago, Dr. Jane Goodall first arrived in Gombe, Tanzania, to study wild chimpanzees. Learn about the global impact of her work since.
Nature and environment
Album
Let yourself be transported to some incredible places in our natural world.
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Homecoming
Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant
Learn how grizzly bears find safe passage to their home ranges in the American Prairie Reserve. -
Birdability
National Audubon Society
Help Audubon chronicle the accessibility features of the outdoor spaces where you hike, bird, and adventure. -
Turning the tide for the albatross
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
Learn how RSBP and partners track, protect, and support habitat for albatross, the world's most threatened group of seabirds. -
Tracking a wilderness icon
Wilderness Conservation Society of Canada
Dig into the Wilderness Conservation Society of Canada's field research about wolverines across northern Ontario. -
Unsung heroes of our oceans
GRID Arendal
Learn about seagrass ecosystems—the lungs and ecosystem engineers of the sea—and their value to people and the environment. -
Birds of the Punta Banda Estuary
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Explore the Punta Banda Estuary in Baja California, Mexico, a Wetland of International Importance and critical habitat for migratory birds. -
Hope Spot StoryMaps
Mission Blue
Explore Hope Spots across the globe—special places critical to ocean health and championed by local conservationists. -
Exploring California's seamounts
Marine Conservation Institute
Get an introduction to seamounts and then discover recent scientific expeditions to these deep-sea habitats in California waters. -
Ours to save
Nature Conservancy Canada/NatureServe Canada
Explore the new report, maps, media assets, and other resources dedicated to unique Canadian plants and animals. -
Sounds of the wild west
Acoustic Atlas
From the grasslands of the High Plains to the Greater Yellowstone landscapes, take an audio tour of Montana’s four major ecosystems. -
Coastal flooding
NOAA/NOS, Old Dominion University, Esri
Learn how coastal communities are being impacted by sea level rise and about the data that can help. -
An introduction to sea ice
Esri's StoryMaps team
The mass of frozen water around each of the planet's poles plays an important role in life on Earth. Dig into the science behind sea ice. -
Sea turtle science series
Dr. Vanessa Bézy
Join National Geographic Explorer Dr. Vanessa Bézy to learn all about sea turtles in this educational series. -
DC Cat Count camera survey
DC Cat Count
Learn how DC Cat Count partners and the Smithsonian Institute use wildlife cameras to collect cat data in Washington D.C. -
Virginia Beach Sea Level Wise
City of Virginia Beach
Browse the Virginia Beach Sea Level Wise story collection for strategic approaches to sea level rise and associated hazards. -
BEElieve Me! It's a problem...
Sumaiya Siddiqi, Esri Canada
Discover ways that you can help the declining bumble bee population. -
Why pearl mussels need our help
Pearl Mussel Project
Spend an afternoon learning about freshwater pearl mussels with this education resource pack--complete with story and activities. -
The world according to weather satellites
NOAA and NASA
Meet the unsung heroes behind our weather forecast—the role they play is urgent and essential. -
Northern peatlands in Canada
Wildlife Conservation Society Canada
Take a journey through the northern peatlands of Canada to understand their value for both climate and biodiversity. -
Understanding our ocean with sonar data
NOAA Centres for Environmental Information
Learn how NOAA scientists use water-column sonar data to explore the ocean and understand its habitats, from the ocean floor to surface. -
Mapping coral
The Nature Conservancy and partners
Learn how The Nature Conservancy and its partners build high-resolution maps for effective coral conservation in the Caribbean. -
(Farm) animal planet
Esri's StoryMaps team
Take a look at livestock production around the world and consider the consequences of increasing demand. -
Cape Town's critically endangered Cape Flats Sand
Expeditions iLCP
Immerse yourself in the struggle to save species in the world’s most biodiverse city with iLCP Emerging League photographer, Morgan Trimble. -
Matagorda Bay Economic and Ecological Resources
Texas Comptroller's Natural Resources Program
Explore this interactive report about the long-term economic and ecological sustainability of Matagorda Bay. -
Saving the Shawangunks
Open Space Institute
Learn how conservation partners protected and now sustainably manage the Shawangunk Ridge landscape in southeastern New York. -
Citizen science in shifting sands
Tim Briggs, New Hampshire Sea Grant
Three Sea Grant programs engage volunteers to collect critical data on beach erosion and health. Learn about their valuable work. -
Transcending boundaries in conservation
African People and Wildlife
Access lessons, strategies, and best practices for community engagement in conservation. -
Mapping Mount Everest
Alex Tait
Alex Tait, The Geographer at the National Geographic Society, describes a recent expedition to Mount Everest to map Khumbu Glacier and Base Camp. -
The Half-Earth project
Half-Earth
Scientist and conservationist E.O. Wilson has inspired an effort to set aside half of Earth's lands and oceans .
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CollectionCelebrate Earth Day 2020 digitally
Esri's StoryMaps team
Download the Earth Challenge 2020 app. Share an Earth Day poster or favourite EarthPlace. Plus learn more about our planet and its champions. -
StoryManaging protected areas
ArcGIS Solutions for Protected Areas
An array of field apps and online resources empowers conservationists and protected area managers to more effectively protect natural habitats. -
CollectionExploring and caring for Jamaica Bay
Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks Conservancy
Take a virtual tour of Jamaica Bay, an 18,000 acre estuary in New York City, and learn the impact of human activity in this sensitive habitat. -
ARTICLEMeet the National Geographic Style basemap
Andy Skinner
Esri's National Geographic Style basemap moves to vector tiles, with a new and more-detailed background.
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