A business guide to using biodiversity data
This guide explains how businesses can find, assess, and use public biodiversity data to inform strategy and operations.
This guide explains how businesses can find, assess, and use public biodiversity data to inform strategy and operations.
This guidance defines common minimum requirements for biodiversity monitoring protocols and introduces Thematic Hubs to support cross-scale harmonisation.
This report explores how to effectively implement and maintain long-term, transnational biodiversity monitoring schemes across Europe.
This report outlines updated priorities for biodiversity monitoring (2025–2028), highlighting key areas for strengthened, transnational action.
The second-year report from the IAS monitoring pilot showcases progress in using image-based technologies and AI to detect invasive plants and insects across Europe.
The second-year report from the soil monitoring pilot compares traditional vs. eDNA methods at a transnational scale.
This report presents the outcomes of the first module of the Habitat Pilot, which reviewed existing methods for mapping and quality monitoring of grassland and wetland habitats across Europe.
We propose a user-centered approach to biodiversity monitoring prioritisation, using a recurring survey to match efforts with stakeholder needs.
Biodiversa+ assessed novel biodiversity monitoring technologies across Europe, highlighting deployment gaps, key challenges, and opportunities for harmonisation.
This report summarises key results and recommendations from Biodiversa+’s first two years on transnational biodiversity monitoring harmonisation.