Biodiversity Wall Map
A biodiversity wall map answers a question most world maps ignore: where life is concentrated, and whether any of it is actually protected. This National Geographic thematic map, pulled from the Atlas of the World, 10th Edition and offered as a standalone print, sets global protected areas alongside the hotspots that hold the densest concentrations of species, so the mismatch between the two reads instantly.
The map is built around six data blocks:
- Protected Areas
- Protected Areas Management Trends
- Varied Levels of Biome Protection
- Mapping Biodiversity Hotspots
- Charting Threatened Species
- Pressures on Biodiversity
It earns wall space in environmental science classrooms, university biology departments, conservation nonprofit offices, and land trust conference rooms where funding conversations happen.
Map Shop prints it on premium 36lb paper, with satin lamination, mounting to quarter-inch foam core, black or walnut rails, and framing available. Laminated copies take wet-erase markers; mounted copies hold map pins for flagging field sites.

