Experience

Madrona is being used to develop tools for both marine and terrestrial planning across a wide range of sectors. Explore the projects below to learn how Madrona can be customized for a specific process, audience, and geography.

Prioritizing aquatic conservation and restoration in the Pacific Northwest

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Visualizing assets and vulnerabilities in bioregions around the world

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Developing forest land management scenarios in the Pacific Northwest

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Middelgrunden Wind Turbine Cooperative by Morten Mitchell Larød, Some rights reserved

Supporting Regional Ocean Planning in the Mid-Atlantic

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photo by Carnegie Wave Energy, Some Rights Reserved

Supporting Oregon's Territorial Sea Plan

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Port Angeles Washington Sunrise by patrickmcnally, Some rights reserved

Supporting ocean and shoreline planning in Washington

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History

The Madrona framework evolved from MarineMap, an award-winning open source planning tool developed by the MarineMap Consortium from 2007-2011 to support stakeholders in designing marine protected areas for the California Marine Life Protection Act Initiative.