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What to record

communiMap helps you explore your area through movement, nature, observation and reflection. Log journeys, share observations, and add to a growing community map. From tree spotting to composting, your story helps shape a bigger picture of local life.

 

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Energy

Renewable energy and sustainable solutions are appearing across our communities, but there's no comprehensive local picture of where they are or how they're used.

This is an exploratory observation theme.

If you notice something, solar panels, heat pumps, wind turbines, community energy projects, record it.

Trees

Trees are one of the most visible and important parts of our urban environment and one of the least systematically recorded by local people.

Whatever you notice, it belongs here.

You don't need to identify the species, or collect measurements, but you can if you wish!

Nature

Notice something alive?

Birds, insects, plants, fungi, signs of animals, if you spotted it, it belongs here.

Water

Surface water flooding affects communities across the country, but local experience of where water gathers, drains slowly, or causes problems is rarely captured in official records.

Your observations help build a picture that planners and researchers don't otherwise have access to.

Puddles, flooding, rivers, drought, ice, all of it counts!

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