Supply-demand approach for monitoring priorities
We propose a user-centered approach to biodiversity monitoring prioritisation, using a recurring survey to match efforts with stakeholder needs.
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 guide outlines key steps for establishing a national hub. It also addresses potential challenges and provides recommendations for effective management and governance.
This study maps the outcomes of Nature-based Solutions (NbS) interventions and assesses their contributions to transformative change for the sustainable use and management of biodiversity.
This report summarises key results and recommendations from Biodiversa+’s first two years on transnational biodiversity monitoring harmonisation.
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.
The pilot examined and evaluated the current state of biodiversity monitoring governance, data management and interoperability, and data standards across participating countries and regions.
The pilot combines traditional morphological and DNA-based methods into a unified framework and develops standardised procedures for soil biodiversity assessment and reporting, in Europe and beyond.
This pilot is developing new methods to monitor invasive alien species, focusing on plants and insects. It uses image recognition techniques based on computer vision and deep learning.
This report gives an overview of the main policies and initiatives related to biodiversity indicators, and identifies the key areas for indicator work within Biodiversa+.