ATLAS is an immersive digital atlas that explores the wildlife and ecosystems of the Eastern Himalayan region — one of the most biologically diverse landscapes on Earth.
Spanning Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Sikkim, North Bengal, Bhutan, Eastern Nepal, Northern Myanmar, and Southern Tibet, ATLAS brings together forests, rivers, mountains, and species that exist beyond political borders but within a shared ecological system.
From Bengal tigers, Asian elephants, and clouded leopards in dense forests to snow leopards, blue sheep, and Himalayan birds in high-altitude regions, ATLAS documents life across altitude, climate, and terrain.
Designed as an interactive visual experience, ATLAS transforms ecological data into exploration — allowing users to observe species distributions, habitat connections, and the fragile balance of these environments.
ATLAS is not just a collection of species. It is a reminder that these ecosystems are deeply interconnected — and increasingly vulnerable — demanding awareness, respect, and conservation.
ATLAS — Eastern Himalayan Wildlife Atlas
ATLAS Team
Regional biodiversity records, conservation literature, and publicly available wildlife databases
ATLAS Design Studio
ATLAS Interactive Systems
Field-inspired ambient soundscapes
Researchers, conservationists, and indigenous communities of the Eastern Himalaya
Created for educational and exploratory purposes to promote biodiversity awareness and conservation.