Art of mapping technologies for environmental protection
Global Mapping Hub was established in 2017 as part of Greenpeace to support global campaigns and research.
We serve as a mapping, remote sensing and GIS analysis provider and a capacity building center.
Art of mapping technologies for environmental protection
Global Mapping Hub was established in 2017 as part of Greenpeace to support global campaigns and research.
We serve as a mapping, remote sensing and GIS analysis provider and a capacity building center.
Art of mapping technologies for environmental protection
Global Mapping Hub was established in 2017 as part of Greenpeace to support global campaigns and research.
We serve as a mapping, remote sensing and GIS analysis provider and a capacity building center.
Art of mapping technologies for environmental protection
Global Mapping Hub was established in 2017 as part of Greenpeace to support global campaigns and research.
We serve as a mapping, remote sensing and GIS analysis provider and a capacity building center.
About us
Technology
We explore and test state of the art developments, create and apply new mapping approaches
Integration
We accumulate best practices, resources, standards and integrate mapping tools into global projects
Community
We increase expertise, provide trainings, networking and support Greenpeace mappers
Our projects
Rainbow Warrior Ship Tour
Symbol of peaceful confrontation in defense of the Ocean Justice
Plastic Detective
Dou Dou’s Mission to Save Taiwan’s Wildlife
Know Your Nitrate
Nitrate contamination in drinking water
Growing the Alternatives
Put the wellbeing of people and nature first
Trouble in Paradise
Underwater investigation shows an alarming decline in fish resources in Taiwan
Operación ‘resucitar Doñana’
Una investigación sobre un modelo agrícola voraz
Scientific papers
Spring fires in Russia: results from participatory burned area mapping with Sentinel-2 imagery
Human-induced fires play a crucial role in transforming landscapes and contributing to greenhouse gas emissions.
Mapping and spatial distribution analysis of herbaceous vegetation in the transition area of Polistovsky reserve
Meadows of the temperate zone are characterized by high biodiversity. Recently their area has been reduced as a result of land use change.
Land-cover change in the Caucasus Mountains since 1987 based on the topographic correction of multi-temporal Landsat composites
Mountainous regions are changing rapidly across the world due to both land-use change and climate change. Given the importance of mountainous regions for ecosystem services and endemic biodiversity, monitoring these changes is essential.