EcoCode – Modelling Life on Earth

EcoCode – Modelling Life on Earth
September 5, 2023

The EcoCode working group aims to synthesize, integrate and advance modelling efforts in support of the GEO-BON mission and to push for an international effort to project biodiversity responses to environmental changes…

Isopoda in Quaron Lake

January 21, 2021

For many years, Lake Quaron has been considered as one of the main national blue economy income sources in Egypt. Nowadays, the Lake suffers from several destructive anthropogenic problems that lead to loosing of fish stocks and supporting ecosystem. One of these main problems is the outbreak of isopod parasites

Pulse of the planet webinar series – A new edition

November 19, 2020

Join us for a new edition of the Pulse of the Planet webinar series this Friday, November 20th where a panel of global experts will discuss how to respond to the needs of the biodiversity conservation and decision-making communities with a unified voice before it is too late.

Monitoring Ecosystem Services: From global to local

October 13, 2020

Last July 8, the Ecosystem Services Working Group session took place within the framework of the GEO BON All Hands Meeting Conference 2020, in which more than 50 members participated. The discussions revolved around analysing the links between ES monitoring at the global and local scale. Although monitoring of global

Launch of the new H2020 project EuropaBON: An EU-wide framework for monitoring biodiversity and ecosystem services

Launch of the new H2020 project EuropaBON: An EU-wide framework for monitoring biodiversity and ecosystem services
October 13, 2020

EuropaBON (Europa Biodiversity Observation Network: integrating data streams to support policy), a new project funded under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Programme has officially been approved by the EU Commission on 1 October 2020. European countries and regions have invested substantial amounts of resources into biodiversity conservation and knowledge. This

GlobDiversity Newsletter Issue 5

GlobDiversity Newsletter Issue 5
August 31, 2020

GlobDiversity engineered retrieval algorithms for three remote sensing-based variables relevant for biodiversity monitoring. They are Fragmentation, Land Surface Phenology and Canopy Chlorophyll Content. The variables are referred to as Remote Sensing Enabled Essential Biodiversity Variables (RS-enabled EBVs) within

EBVs on the Cloud

EBVs on the Cloud
April 15, 2020

Microsoft’s AI for Earth Program and GEO BON are launching a new US$1 million grant program. As our planet’s biodiversity is increasingly threatened, it is more important than ever to have a sustained and integrated way to assess biodiversity and enable informed conservation decision-making.