Our principles
Annapurna range · Kirtan Pandit
Ten things we hold to.
On every project, in plain words.
On every project, in plain words.
Tools serve people and places.
Listen to those who know the landscape.
Communities take part in the measuring.
Maps to protect, not to extract.
Data without local context misleads.
Every number shows where it came from.
Share what can safely be shared.
No one has the whole picture.
Every measurement has limits.
Information exists to enable decisions.
Why it matters
So we work to make environmental information understandable, locally relevant, accessible and actionable: through free tools, open data, community work and training.