How do I use LandMark data in my research?

We encourage you to use LandMark's data and visualizations in your academic research, journal articles, news stories, and blog posts.

Download Specific Data Sets

To use LandMark's raw data, you can specify your preferred data set and download it here. Please note that each data set may have different licenses; you must agree to honor them before downloading the data.

Share a Filtered Map View

Once you have applied different layers to your map and formatted them to your preference, you can generate a unique link by either:

Scrolling to the bottom of the left-hand navigation to reveal this button:

OR

Locating the small arrow in the upper right-hand corner of the map, located directly under the map zoom options:

Clicking on either of these will generate a pop-up box with a unique link you can bookmark to save for later, link directly to in your work, or share with someone else.

Cite LandMark

The platform may be cited as:

LandMark. 2024. LandMark: The Global Platform of Indigenous and Community Lands. Available at: http://www.landmarkmap.org

To cite data sources for individual countries or other areas, please refer to the Data Sources on the Data Methods page or attribute blox associated with each spatial entity.

Let us Know!

We'd love to include a link to your research or article on our website! Please fill out this form to let us know, and we'll add you to our directory of publications.