Biodiversity loss is not just a crisis—it is the silent erasure of futures, voices, and diversity of life that shapes our definition of “Nature”.

Open Source Biodiversity Mapping transforms your real-time audio recording into a living biodiversity index, using real-time bioacoustics analysis, geolocation, and community-sourced data to detect species, map ecological density, and generate co-existential ratings of neighborhoods over the familiar interface of your satellite map. By mapping sound as an ecological signal, the “OSBM” acts as a civic instrument for the people, by the people—open, participatory, and infrastructural—empowering communities, policymakers, architects, planners, NGOs, and governments to visualize ecological vitality and embed environmental intelligence into the urban development.