ForBioMon
Boosting FORest BIOdiversity MONitoring in Europe through smart combination of existing data
Boosting FORest BIOdiversity MONitoring in Europe through smart combination of existing data
Monitoring of Terrestrial habitats by Integrating Vegetation Archive Time series in Europe Call 2022 – 2023 BiodivMon Duration 01/04/2024 – 31/03/2027 (provisional) Total grant Approx. 1,4 mil. € More information Ute JANDT ute.jandt@botanik.uni-halle.de Partners of the project Faculty of Natural Sciences I, Institute of Biology / Geobotany and Botanical Garden, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg, Halle,…
Monitoring Strategies and Tools to address knowledge gaps on aquatic Fungal biodiversity
Developing a European-level Monitoring strategy for mound-building Formica Ants and symbiont communities residing in nest mounds
Developing data management and analytical tools to integrate and advance professional and citizen science camera-trapping initiatives across Europe
Monitoring of peat microbial diversity through vegetation properties and its implication for carbon dynamics across European peatlands
Drawing on recent initiatives and Biodiversa-funded projects, the report focuses on three pivotal processes that underpin the uptake of NbS knowledge into policy, practice, and decision-making.
Join Biodiversa+ in Tallinn on 17 April and discover the latest European biodiversity monitoring coordination efforts!
Join Biodiversa+ in Tallinn on 16 April and explore how R&I are advancing our understanding and capabilities in monitoring biodiversity for policy and practice!