Headwaters and connected watersheds
PLACE LAYER
SOURCE + REVIEW REQUIRED04 / THE LIVING ATLAS
Read the region
by relationship.
Follow the Appalachian Trail corridor through fourteen state editions, then move across land, culture, work and future. This first activation establishes the atlas structure; only reviewed records become published evidence.
ATLAS STATUSFOUNDATION ACTIVE
14 state editions
4 relationship layers
Human-reviewed records
VIEW BY LAYER
Land · Culture · Work · Future
ALL LAYERS LAYERGASouthern Blue Ridge
RECORD FRAMEWORK / GA
All layers through Georgia.
These cards define what the atlas will hold. They are commissioning structures, not claims that live source records already exist.
Living traditions carried between communities
RELATIONSHIP LAYER
SOURCE + REVIEW REQUIREDMakers, markets and regional routes
OPPORTUNITY LAYER
SOURCE + REVIEW REQUIREDResearch, adaptation and emerging practice
SIGNAL LAYER
SOURCE + REVIEW REQUIREDHOW THE ATLAS CONNECTS
Nothing lives in only one category.
PLACESEASONRECORDPEOPLEACTION
A river can be ecology, history, work, recreation and risk. A maker can connect material, culture, enterprise and teaching. The atlas preserves those relationships rather than forcing one label.
PUBLICATION STATUS