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Taller GBIF de Modelización de Nichos Ecológicos
Madrid (España)
28-31 mayo 2013
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The Global Biodiversity Facility GBIF is an inter-governmental organization borned in 2001 that currently comprises 53 governments and 43 international organizations. GBIF is a network of national nodes with an international mandate settled in Copenhagen. The main goal of GBIF is to provide free and open online access to global biodiversity data supporting at the same time scientific research, conservation and sustainable development. More information...
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May the 16th, 2013
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GBIF enables global study of climate impact on species Climate change could dramatically reduce the geographic ranges of thousands of common plant and animal species during this century, according to research using data made freely available online through GBIF. Research published in the jornal Nature Climate Change looked at nearly 50,000 globally widespread and common species and found that more than half of the plants and over a third of animal species could lose more than half of their climatic range by 2080 if nothing is done to limit greenhouse gas emissions. More information...
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May the 10th, 2013
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I3B Workshop on biodiversity information for environmental conservation
The Iberoamerican Infrastructure for Biodiversity Information, I3B, has accomplished the second of its four regional training and experience exchange activities planned (see the results of the first activity here).
This workshop on Biodiversity information for environmental conservation was co-organized by the INBio, CRBio, CONABIO and the Spanish GBIF Node and gathered 31 participants from 9 countries (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Venezuela and Spain) at La Selva Biological Station – OTS in Puerto Viejo de Sarapiquí (Costa Rica) from April 15 to 19.
The objective of this theoretical and practical workshop was to strengthen regional capacity in Latin America to use data and information technologies to support biodiversity management decisions. An additional objective was to contribute to the enhancement of global biodiversity data platforms such as GBIF already existing in Latin America.
All resources used during the training sessions can be downloaded from its web page and videos will be available soon. This workshop was sponsored by CYTED that is a member of GBIF.
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May the 8th, 2013
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Andorra, Voting Participant of GBIF
Andorra has decided to change from being an Associate Country Participat to become a Voting Participant since April the 19, 2013.
Andorra has been collaborating with GBIF since 2005 through a project called CENMA (Centre d'Estudis de la Neu i de la Muntanya d'Andorra) that has over 90,000 entries on Andorran biodiversity.
The CENMA is part of the Institut d'Estudis Andorrans that is the National Node of GBIF.
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April the 18th, 2013
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GBIF Workshop on Using, Managing and Publishing Biodiversity and Natural Heritage Data
This workshop aims to address both conceptual and practical aspects of informatics aimed to record, publish and exchange environmental data. Some topics that will be included are: standars designed to exchange information about biodiversity; databases concepts and digital informationmanagement; and useful tools, methodologies and references in data management.
It will take place in June 4-5, 2013 in the computing facility of The Royal Botanical Garden (CSIC). Subscription forms must be submitted to info@gbif.es before May the 10th, 2013. More information...
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