Share a Community Project

Shanti
5 days ago
2 min read

Project submissions help people find local work and learn from practical experience. A useful listing makes the responsible organisation, place, purpose, current status, activities, participation pathway and evidence clear without overstating results or exposing sensitive information.

Diverse volunteers and a child planting, tending food crops and caring for native vegetation beside a small pond in an Australian community garden. — A diverse Australian community group works together across a shared garden and restoration site, combining native planting, food growing and practical environmental learning in a welcoming, hands-on setting.

What This Index Covers

This index covers eligible project types, organisation and contact verification, location, permissions, cultural authority, goals, activities, volunteer access, safety, evidence, images, updates and requests to correct or remove a listing.

Browse Resources

Browse the resource areas currently organised under this index. Links can be added as reviewed articles and records are published.

Project identity - Name, responsible organisation, public contact and current status.

Purpose and place - The issue, site context, goals and geographic scope.

Activities and participation - What people do, who can join and any access conditions.

Permissions and partnerships - Landholder, Traditional Owner and organisational authority.

Evidence and outcomes - Separating outputs, observations and measured change.

Maintenance and updates - Keeping dates, contacts, risks and progress current.

Read First

Before using these resources for identification, growing, harvesting, conservation, community work or other practical decisions, read:

Confirm the Responsible Organisation and Permission to List

Do Not Publish Sensitive Sites or Private Contact Details

Separate Planned Work, Completed Outputs and Measured Outcomes

Coverage and Evidence

Submission is not endorsement, funding approval or evidence of success. Confirm public contact details and permission from the responsible organisation. Protect threatened-species locations, private properties, children and cultural information. Listings should carry a review date and provide a simple way for project owners to update or remove information.

The Earth's Resource Map and Learn library are being built progressively. Indexed means that a topic or resource can be connected to its identity, source and broad context; it does not mean that every claim has been verified or localised. Evidence is assessed claim by claim. Where information is missing, uncertain, restricted or location-dependent, that limitation should remain visible.

Last Reviewed

19 August 2026

This date records review of this index-page copy and its resource structure. Individual articles, records, laws, project details and evidence may have different publication and review dates.