INDIGENOUS VISION (IV) Maps compiles public source data and works with communities to create custom cumulative impact maps that highlight cultural, environmental, and social data that allows the public and leaders to monitor events, make decisions, inform others, and see trends.
Get involved by submitting a report here. Join our Citizen Science Project by contacting us!
North American Water Health: A map of cumulative impact.
If you are aware of industrial or manufacturing activity impacting water and do not see it on this map you can submit a report through our citizen science program and the link above.
Take your time to explore the map by toggling the different layers on and off. Explore where and how water is being cumulatively impacted and start to think about how you can help monitor and assist in a clean-up in your area! Every effort will make a big difference.
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IV Maps is community-supported and funded by grants, donations, fees for service, and made possible by citizen scientists and volunteers. The Roddenberry Foundation, NoVo Foundation, Tides Foundation, Solidaire Network, and Grantmakers For Girls of Color have all contributed support for capacity development and project implementation.
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