Our new Platform is relaunched at GreenMap.org
New Local Food Icons, for use on our mapping platform and on your print maps
Green Mapmaking of all kinds continues to engage communities everywhere!
What's Nearby? Explore with our new app, created by the GISCollective - bit.ly/OGMapp
We took part! Great events and meetings around COP26, the UN Climate Conference
Pivoting with Recovery Icons, MoRUS Museum exhibition and events
We have a new open source mapping platform taking shape at new.OpenGreenMap.org! Explore OGM2
Expanding into local placemaking
Going Open Announced! This website launched, with new policies, mapping options, stories and much more.
The United Nations' 2030 Goals (the SDGs) are matched to our icons!
TED Residency and TED Talk by director Wendy Brawer
Going Open confirmed, new website development.
Branching Out with Projects, Updating our Impacts
Mobile Site Collector WebApp launched online.
Creative Climate Award, Experiences & Placemaking.
Green Map Archive debuts at New York Public Library.
Consulting, Partnerships & New Initiatives
Green Map iPhone App & Mobile website beta release
Interactive Open Green Map platform launched
Green Map Icons, Version 3 released
GreenMap.org relaunched as the 'Greenhouse'.
“Mapping our Common Ground” published with Canadian, Cuban and Brazilian partners
Aichi Expo hosts major World's Fair exhibition, led by Aichi Green Map & Green Map Japan
Green Map Atlas published as a book, website and CD, with Green Map Japan
Hubs in Latin America, Europe, Japan & Cuba European Gathering in Copenhagen, 2003
Global Green Mapmakers Summit in Bellagio Italy
Millionth Green Map to be printed: LoMap, Lower Manhattan youth view
EXPO 2000 honors Green Map System in Hannover Germany
National Sustainability Award from the President’s Council and other honors
Youth Green Mapmaking program launched
Green Map Projects on every continent
The very first Green Map (eCopenhagen Map) using co-designed Icons published
Global movement initiated. Universal icons, system & website design begin
Original Green Apple Map of NYC published, sparking global interest