5 minutes to help protect the Mediterranean forests!
Protecting biodiversity requires to understand not only how many species there are (taxonomic diversity), but also how they are related to each other (phylogenetic diversity) and how they function in ecosystems (functional diversity).
Join us to learn more about the 33 BiodivMon funded projects at the kick-off meeting, on 17 April 2024 (full day), in Tallinn, Estonia.
The event will be open to all online and upon invitation for physical participation.
In September 2022, Biodiversa+ launched its BiodivMon call, seeking proposals for 3-years research projects aimed at improving transnational monitoring of biodiversity and ecosystem change…
A report giving an overview of the main policies and initiatives related to biodiversity indicators across Europe and globally, and identifying the key areas for indicator work within Biodiversa+.
The 25th meeting of the Subsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice (SBSTTA) of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) took place in October in Nairobi, Kenya. Biodiversa+ co-organized a side event with the UN Environment Programme World Conservation Monitoring Centre (UNEP-WCMC), a member of Biodiversa+’s Enlarged Stakeholder Board.
We are proud to introduce our new guide on best practices to harmonise monitoring protocols!
Are you confronted with the challenges posed by the multitude of diverse biodiversity monitoring programs? Seeking a more integrated approach across scales? Look no further…
This guide offers strategies for aligning monitoring protocols, emphasising collaboration, multiscale approaches, and diverse national practices.
Learn about policy relevance in research, how it’s evaluated in Biodiversa+ calls, and relevant policies for your projects.
A report evaluating how well Biodiversa+ has addressed IPBES-identified knowledge gaps in its strategic planning, research calls, and projects, with recommendations for improvement.
A report providing guidance and identifying the main knowledge gaps and research needs to be addressed as part of a whole-of-society approach to societal transformation for biodiversity.