Bioregional Data Directories

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Specialized Bioregional and Planetary Resource Directories

These sources are particularly relevant for bioregional mapping, ecological territorial organization, planetary governance, and Gaian/ecological coordination frameworks. While narrower than Tier-1 ecosystem maps, they may be strategically important for land-based and planetary layers.

Source Producer Domain URL Access Method
Restor Restor Land-based projects, ecological restoration, bioregions https://restor.eco Public API (documented)
One Earth Bioregion Map One Earth Bioregions, land-based systems, ecological mapping https://www.oneearth.org/bioregions/ Mapbox data layers (public)
Planetary Portal Berggruen Institute Planetary thought, global governance, planetary communities https://berggruen.org/projects/planetary-portal Web scrape
NooNAO Brad de Graf People, organizations, projects, bioregions https://noonao.world Partnership (WWW working group connection)
Thaumazo Community Mycelium Daniel Lindenberger People, organizations, projects, bioregions, regenerative networks https://thaumazo.community Partnership outreach
Gaianet Ecosystem Gaianet People, organizations, projects, technologies, media https://gaianet.ai Web scrape
Global Ecovillage Map Kosha Joubert / GEN People, organizations, ecovillages, land-based communities https://ecovillage.org/projects/map-of-regeneration/ Web scrape (GEN map platform)
Standingwave Bioregional NooNAO / Standingwave Land-based systems, bioregions https://standingwave.earth Mapbox embed + partnership

Notes

  • One Earth provides one of the most developed contemporary bioregional frameworks (185 bioregions nested within larger ecological realms).
  • Planetary Portal functions as a hub for "planetary thinking", connecting communities working on planetary-scale theory and practice.
  • Global Ecovillage Map may be useful as a layer connecting place-based communities and regenerative territories.
  • Gaianet, NooNAO, and Standingwave potentially represent an emerging class of network-native bioregional infrastructures.


Source

Source: Report on Mapping Infrastructure. By Brandon Nørgaard.

URL = https://hackmd.io/@Enli10ment/HJHSMP33-e