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The Earth Provides

Connecting people with the ecosystems and natural resources around them — helping people learn what plants, animals, fungi, and minerals exist in their area, how to use resources responsibly and contribute to healthier places.

EVIDENCE-RATED

INFORMATION

SAFETY

GUIDANCE

SUSTAINABLE HARVESTING

BEGINNER-FRIENDLY

Natural-resource knowledge is often scattered across books, databases, research papers, government information and local knowledge.

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Shanti Plants is bringing that information together in one connected place — so people can discover what exists around them, understand it, use it responsibly and learn how to care for it.

A better way to understand the world around us

A global knowledge system for the natural world.

15438

*identified species

PLANTS

2103

*identified species

FUNGI

6742

*identified species

ANIMAL

3157

*verified

MINERAL

The Earth Resource Map brings together evidence about plants, animals, fungi, minerals, ecosystems, water and land.

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It connects resources with their environments, uses, risks, conservation needs and supporting evidence — creating one practical foundation for understanding the natural world around you.

Connecting Evidence

Knowing the name of a species is only the beginning. The ERM is designed to connect species with the environments, resources, uses and relationships that surround them. Understanding those connections can help us make better decisions about what we grow, gather, protect and restore.

​Explore what's around you

Discover plants, animals, fungi, minerals and ecosystems that live where you live.

Manage your growing

Plan what you grow, care for your patch, manage tasks and use resources responsibly.

Build practical knowledge

Learn about species, land, water, light and the natural eco systems that they create.

Support your local

Turn knowledge into action by contributing to your local place — through community projects.

​Start with your backyard.
Your local park.
A plant you don't recognise.
The wildlife visiting your garden.
The water moving through your landscape.

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The earth already provides the materials for everything we have

Start with what is around you

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