What do we aim at?

Biodiversa+ aims to establish a transnational network of national biodiversity monitoring schemes addressing pre-defined priorities, tightly linked to the research and innovation ecosystem while efficiently informing the policy arena. Building on national/regional monitoring schemes and capacity building for setting up new schemes, this will contribute to improving monitoring of biodiversity and ecosystem services across all land and sea habitats in Europe (status and trends).

 

To reach this goal, Biodiversa+ joins forces with EuropaBON, our key collaborator, and other key bodies (EEA, GBIF, JRC) in delineating a strategic framework that defines a common vision (end-goal) for biodiversity monitoring across Europe, as well as the major steps, collaborations and governance options to reach it.

What are our actions in the field?

Biodiversa+ is working on six main areas:

Who is involved in our actions in the field?
Biodiversa+ biodiversity monitoring releases
Report on sustainable biodiversity monitoring
Updated monitoring priorities for 2025–2028
IAS pilot: Second year report
Soil pilot: Second year report
Concept note on a methodological approach to define priorities for monitoring biodiversity
Supply-demand approach for monitoring priorities
Cover: D2.14 Roadmap to novel technologies
Roadmap for novel monitoring technologies
D2.9 Phase II Report
Strategic biodiversity monitoring governance (Phase II)
Governance Pilot Conclusions
Conclusions of the Governance pilot
Soil Biodiversity Pilot Midterm Report
Soil pilot: First year report
IAS Pilot Midterm Report
IAS pilot: First year report
Shared goals and priorities for biodiversity indicators in Biodiversa+
Shared goals and priorities for biodiversity indicators
Guide on harmonising biodiversity monitoring
Guide on harmonising biodiversity monitoring
Report on shared goals and priorities for biodiversity monitoring
Shared goals and priorities for biodiversity monitoring
Biodiversa+ strategic biodiversity monitoring governance document (Phase 1)
Strategic biodiversity monitoring governance (Phase I)
Harmonisation and interoperability of datasets
Mapping organisations funding biodiversity monitoring
Biodiversity monitoring data in private decision-making
Literature survey on monitoring protocols
Monitoring knowledge gaps and R&I priorities