Using the UN Biodiversity Lab to Support Biodiversity Monitoring & Reporting 

Spatial data are available for your country through the UN Biodiversity Lab [1] on trends such as the rate of forest loss between 2000-2017 and protected area coverage of key biodiversity areas. You can also access maps that can help you understand where to take actions, such as those that safeguard ecosystem services and carbon stores in the environment. Would you like to learn how to use the UN Biodiversity Lab Status Maps [2] to support biodiversity monitoring and reporting?

Watch the webinar recording at https://youtu.be/Bo2WiIWtQ9s

[1] https://unbiodiversitylab.org

[2] http://nbsapforum.net/knowledge-base/resource/18-draft-biodiversity-status-maps-–-6nr-18-cartes-préliminaires-sur-létat-de

 

 

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