Responding to the ecological crisis can feel overwhelming
Responding to the ecological crisis can feel overwhelming
Responding to the ecological crisis can feel overwhelming
Creating regenerative societies that live within ecological limits
A key element of the Greenprints Initiative is to provide local communities with easy-to-use tools that support knowledge building and decision-making about their bioregions.
The map below will help you find your bioregion and sub(bio)region.
Future, planned developments of the mapping tool will integrate current and past land use trends, water management features, the status of native vegetation and wildlife, and other information to assist with developing a Greenprint for your region or bioregion.
By default, the map will show the 89 bioregions when zoomed out, or when viewing the full map of Australia. When zoomed in to a state and regional level, the map will change to show the 419 subregions.
To change this, click on the three-line menu icon in the top right of the map, and adjust your viewing options by choosing whether you want to "always show bioregions" or "always show subregions" etc.