Open Space at Risk wall map from National Geographic shows how development, energy extraction, and farmland loss are reshaping open space across the United States. It pairs that national picture with stories of groups working together to protect land.
- Publisher: National Geographic, printed by Map Shop.
- Series: LandScope America, a conservation project of National Geographic and NatureServe.
- Coverage: the United States, mapped by threats to open space.
- Main map themes: residential development pressure, oil and gas development, and loss of agricultural lands.
- Inset: projected residential development in 2030.
- Inset: areas most vulnerable to climate change.
- Inset: severely altered river flows.
- Inset: spread of invasive species.
- Top panels: stories of organizations saving places through creative, cooperative conservation.
Land trusts, conservation nonprofits, and regional planners use it to show where growth collides with habitat and working farmland. Environmental science teachers hang it on classroom walls so students can see why protected land matters, and what is pushing against it.

