Project good practices

IAIA facilitates scientific information about protected species, habitats and sites to support the Environmental Impact Assessment of future projects.

SISEBIO is a tool to know the changes in biodiversity over time to improve the management of the natural environment.

20 years of biodiversity data collecting at Ljubljana Moor, Slovenia demonstrated that biodiversity data gathering is not a sprint but rather a marathon.

In Belgium, Elia (a national Power Supply Group) takes biological information into account in their operations to reduce its impact on bird populations.

Implementation of the Marche Region Ecological Network (REM) in the local spatial planning policies by a “downscaling” process.

This Science/Policy approach generates knowledge on ecosystems services to create tools for a sustainable landscape management and improving human well-being

To improve data flows in the Basque Country we are focusing on three key aspects: data, relationships and people.

Tool for the integration, consultation and analysis of information, which allows the reuse of data and the collaboration of people and entities.

Volunteer training and support for recorders to record invertebrates. Data collated and fed into Pantheon to undertake site quality assessments.

The purpose is to provide cartography for the habitats in order to improve land management, knowledge and conservation of natural environment.