Add a Project to MAPA’s African Conservation layer
Add your conservation work to Google Earth
The MAPA Project aims to tell the story of conservation in Africa, pinning information portals on protected areas and actions to the most widely used geographical pin-board available: Google Earth. This layer exists purely as resource to conservation, and it will only do the story of conservation in Africa justice if conservationists utilize it.
We have built a tool which you can use to build information bubbles that illustrate your work on Google Earth. You may choose to add a single paragraph and picture, or you may choose to build a bubble (like the one below) with videos, wildlife, blogs and even material created in Google Earth, like Google Earth tours.
On this page you can find out how to create your own project bubble.
Get started immediately
You may choose to register as a new user and get started immediately. We have provided instructions within the project input screens, and you should be able to create the bubble you wish to simply by following these.
Read some instructions first
We have created step-by-step instructions to guide you in adding your project to the layer. This is available as a slideshow and a PDF. Click to open these below. You may also choose the watch the introductory video to the project.
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