Nonprofit / vol. III / migration season 2026
World Fauna Atlas
A living atlas of migration, biodiversity, and ecological art co-written by researchers, artists, organizers, and field observers.
- 1,284
- species charted
- 62
- migration routes
- 38
- field chapters
Section 01 - migration atlas
Trace the route. Unlock the chapter.
Each migration is a story visitors can follow season by season, route by route, and badge by badge. The atlas can use Mapbox when a token is present and keeps a designed fallback when it is not.
NEXT_PUBLIC_MAPBOX_TOKEN for the live map.Section 02 - community pulse
Events are field stations for the public.
Radiate-style community energy, rebuilt for a nonprofit atlas: field walks, artist talks, workshops, and observatory sessions around shared ecological routes.
Open Chapter Builder
- Date
- Aug 02
- Location
- Izmir coast
- Host
- Leyla Sari
Ecology x Art Studio Night
- Date
- Jul 18
- Location
- Antwerp field archive
- Host
- Arts and Ecology Collective
Migration Observatory Session
- Date
- Jul 04
- Location
- Online and Lisbon lab
- Host
- Scientific council
Section 03 - people network
Artists, scientists, councils, chapters.
Governance and creative production are visible from day one, so the project feels like a serious cultural institution with an open door.
Artist
Noah Bell
AR producer
Playable route layers for public map experiences
Toronto
Organizer
Amina Rahman
Field editor
Community submissions, captions, and archive care
Dhaka / London
Organizer
Leyla Sari
Organizer
Open Atlas chapters and nonprofit partnerships
Izmir
Researcher
Dr. Mateo Alvarez
Researcher
Seasonal bird movement and citizen observations
Lisbon
Section 04 - open atlas
Contribute the evidence of a living planet.
Field notes, sounds, sketches, photos, and route memories become public chapters when reviewed and contextualized by the atlas community.
Observations
Submit seasonal sightings, habitat notes, and field sketches from local chapters.
Ecological art
Publish drawings, short films, sound works, and visual essays tied to routes.
Research notes
Link species records, references, uncertainty, and council-reviewed evidence.
Chapter hosting
Organize walks, workshops, public map sessions, and nonprofit partnerships in your region.
Scientific council
Research review, data quality, source context, and uncertainty notes.
Quarterly evidence review
Conservation board
Nonprofit priorities, habitat partnerships, and transparent field practice.
Open partnership register
Arts and ecology collective
Exhibitions, public workshops, sonic archives, and visual essays.
Public program calendar