The Drought map shows how dry conditions affect the landscape, now and in the future. It visualizes groundwater levels, drought stress on nature, and changes in evaporation, giving a detailed picture of where water shortages hit the hardest. It’s an essential layer for understanding the hidden impact of droughts on agriculture, ecosystems, and water management.
Why choose this map?
Because dryness isn’t always visible 🌿💧
🚙 Take me on a test-drive (Clickable) ⬆️
This map makes the invisible stress of drought real. Use it to talk about groundwater, vulnerable natural areas, or the future of farming in the Netherlands. It’s perfect for excursions focused on sustainability, climate adaptation, or soil and water dynamics.
Includes a dropdown!
The dropdown includes layers showing current and future drought stress, groundwater highs and lows, changes in summer water levels, and maps highlighting vulnerable ecosystems and changes in evaporation and infiltration.
💡 Combine it with land use or vegetation maps to explore the relationship between land cover and water availability.
📍 Source: https://www.klimaateffectatlas.nl/
Excited for the map to be in your excursion? In the Mein Peek environment, you can request a map by filling in the forms.
New to Peek and curious about the possibilities? Contact us!
