Menschen / Netzwerk

Der Atlas entsteht durch Künstler, Wissenschaftler und Kapitelhosts.

Diese Seite zeigt, wer Karten gestaltet, Beweise prüft, öffentliche Momente hostet und das gemeinnützige Versprechen schützt.

Events ansehen

Artist

Berkan Faruk Özaktas

Founder / artist

World Fauna Atlas founding direction, ecological art, and public atlas storytelling

Belgium / Turkey

Council

S. Okafor

Cartographer

Migration corridors and public map language

Lagos / Berlin

Artist

Mira Delen

Sound artist

Wetland listening walks and field recordings

Antwerp

Researcher

Dr. Mateo Alvarez

Researcher

Seasonal bird movement and citizen observations

Lisbon

Organizer

Leyla Sari

Organizer

Open Atlas chapters and nonprofit partnerships

Izmir

Organizer

Amina Rahman

Field editor

Community submissions, captions, and archive care

Dhaka / London

Artist

Noah Bell

AR producer

Playable route layers for public map experiences

Toronto

Startübersetzung / Route network

Every mission pin needs a visible human role.

Artists shape the public wall or exhibition, researchers define the evidence rules, organizers host the chapter, and council members decide what can safely become public.

Workshop

Cairo mission team

Cairo Vulture Classroom Mural links Egyptian Vulture with Demo education chapter and the route review council.

Field Chapter

Sofia mission team

Sofia Vulture Route Lab links Egyptian Vulture with Demo Balkan chapter desk and the route review council.

Art Wall

Rome mission team

Rome Vulture Public Wall links Egyptian Vulture with Dr. Mateo Alvarez (Species reviewer) and the route review council.

Event link: Migration Observatory Session

Startübersetzung / Working structure

Creative, scientific, and community roles stay distinct.

The V1 site sets up the future admin model without building it yet: each person belongs to an understandable public function.

Arts program

Public exhibitions, route films, sonic archives, and workshop formats.

Research council

Review practice, evidence context, uncertainty labels, and source quality.

Stewardship board

Nonprofit priorities, partnerships, ethics, and open governance rhythms.