GBIF.ES - News Archive

A computer bug has been detected in the georeferencing section in the old version HERBAR 3.5. In order to solve this error you may update the new version 3.5d that it is available on the page http://www.gbif.es/herbar/Herbarparche_35d.php

For further information please contact Isabel Ortega from the Coordination Unit.

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June the 25th, 2008
		The Regional Government of Valencia organized the 3rd Biodiversity Week from the 19th to the 22nd of May 2008 in the Natural Park of Benidorm/Marin Baixa (Spain). An exhaustive inventory of the biodiversity the area was carried out, with the collaboration of researchers and professionals from Valencian institutions. Once digitalized, checked and debugged, the resulting updated data will be available in the GBIF Network and in the Biodiversity Databank of the Valencian Region: a total of 6668 records from 1165 different taxa. More information... Permalink

June the 23rd, 2008
		The Herbarium of the Malaga University (MGC) has removed records colected by J. Lara / J. Lara Ruiz / J. Lara Vicente from the GBIF network as the information concerning the locality of these records was false. This data was taken without permission from the the Herbarium of the Botanic Institute of Barcelona and then their localities were changed. More information... Permalink

June the 9th, 2008
		It is already published on the Spanish GBIF web site the after information of the last "1st Meeting of Spanish GBIF Data Providers and other Participants" that took place in April the 25th in the Royal Botanical Garden of Madrid (CSIC), Spain. Besides the schedule and a complete list of the assistants, there you can find presentations and summaries of the discussions hold. More information... Permalink

June the 9th, 2008
		GBIF will be attending the 10th Coloquio Gallego de Museos that will take place in Galicia (Spain) in October the 4th, 2008. The Manager of the Spanish GBIF Node, Francisco Pando, will deliver a conference about "*Biodiversity Collections and Informatics in Museums from the 21st century".* More information... Permalink

June the 6th, 2008

HERBAR is a computer application designed to manage and digitalize botanical collections developed by the Spanish GBIF Node. The new versions of HERBAR are already available on the website.

Users of 3.5 version can migrate to the new 3.5c version on http://www.gbif.es/herbar/Herbarparche_35c.php where they can also find the improvements of this version. For those who would like to start working with HERBAR 3.5, the complete 3.5c version is available on: http://www.gbif.es/herbar/herbardownload.php. Finally, users who work with HERBAR 3.4 can migrate to the new 3.4i version on: http://www.gbif.es/herbar/herbarparche_34i.php.

For further information please contact Isabel Ortega from the Coordination Unit.

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If you know any other national or international news that should be included in these pages, please, contact the Coordination Unit of GBIF Spain.

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