Welcome to the bivouac, a data aggregator of resources in urban areas.This data allows parallel uses of the space, as an alternative to the usual administrative, political and legal logic which defines territory. It is a collaborative cartographic tool which anyone can contribute to. To begin the search, “Hunting Sessions,” a new way of discovering the treasures of the ordinary environment, has launched. In order to learn how to use the Wikibivouac interface and gather the topic of the day's hunt, please have a look at the tutorial video. If you are already a confirmed Wikibivouac user, just enter your contribution using the form below. To see the map directly click here. Wikibivouac is still in beta version; if you have suggestions please send an email to : contact@wikibivouac.org

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