EcoHubMap for your website

A sustainability map your visitors can use on your own page

Cities and government, companies, nonprofits, and universities can show the EcoHubMap directory on a page they already have. You choose the area. Visitors see the listings, filter them, and read key details directly on the map.

Who it is for

For organizations that want an interactive sustainability map on their website—with EcoHubMap’s listings, their own data, or a combination of both.

Cities and government

A map of the city, or of one region, with the directory and the places the office wants to add.

Companies

A map on their own site for the field they work in, with their own places included when they want them.

Nonprofits

A map for the cause they work on, with their own projects included when they want them.

Universities

A campus page for eco companies, local projects, and places where the environment is under pressure.

Examples

These are live maps. Each one is shown as it looks on a computer, then as it looks on a phone. Places people uploaded and chose to share are listed separately on uploaded places.

North America companies

Global forest fires

Setting up your map is simple

Tell us what you need. Submit the form, and we will get in touch to help you get started.
Customize your map. Choose worldwide coverage or a specific area. Include EcoHubMap listings, your own locations, or both, and select the types and categories you want to display.
Add it to your website. Copy the iframe code and paste it into an existing webpage. You can update your map settings anytime.

<iframe src="https://www.ecohubmap.com/embed/widget/…" width="100%" height="600" style="border:0"></iframe>

Your map can also have its own EcoHubMap address, such as yourname.ecohubmap.com. The team can help with setup and any questions along the way.

Why EcoHubMap

Add a complete sustainability map to your website, with data, filters, listings, and a mobile-friendly design. Just embed one iframe, and EcoHubMap takes care of keeping it running.

We run the map

Filters, the list, the pins, desktop and phone. You do not hire anyone to build that, and you do not maintain it.

Minutes, not a project

Country or bounds. Types. Our data or yours. Save. Copy the iframe. The map is on your site.

Our directory, your file, or both

Use EcoHubMap as it is. Or upload your own places. Or put them on the same map.

The listings stay current

When the directory changes, the widget changes. You do not update a spreadsheet on your page.

Visitors stay in your area

A country, a region, a city. They cannot pan off the map you chose.

Change it later without a developer

New types, new bounds, a new file. The iframe on your website stays the same.

What you get

Eco companies, NGOs, media, government, problems, and solutions from the EcoHubMap directory.
The same kind of filters as the public search: type, and the categories inside that type, such as food, renewable energy, or deforestation.
An area you choose on the map: a country, part of a country, a city, or a neighborhood. Visitors stay inside that area.
Your own places, the EcoHubMap listings, or both. Your places come from a file: name, location, and an optional link.
A short summary when someone points at a pin or clicks it. You choose whether a second click also opens the full page on EcoHubMap.
The EcoHubMap name stays visible on the map.

What the map is made of

These pages are the directory today. A map for your site uses this same information, limited to the area and the categories you choose.

Ask for a map

Tell us a little about your organization using the form at the top of this page, and we will get in touch to help you get started.

Questions? Email info@ecohubmap.com.