Biodiversity Without Boundaries 2024
The Biodiversity Without Boundaries 2024 Conference took place April 8-11, 2024 in Seattle, WA.
NatureServe Explorer Pro Pricing
Through NatureServe Explorer Pro, data users can obtain highly precise species and ecosystem location data, including data for documented species locations and predicted habitats, by purchasing a NatureServe data license. The cost of a data license includes a $10,000 minimum base fee plus additional fees calculated based on the level of data precision, geographic scope, and number of data users. A license fee for a comprehensive, precise regional dataset starts at $100,000, with a full national license costing around $300,000.
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NatureServe Expands Access to Critical Biodiversity Data with the Launch of NatureServe Explorer Pro
Canadian Terrestrial Ecological Framework
Updating the Canada’s Terrestrial Ecological Framework (CTEF)
Canada - Featured Projects
NatureServe Canada and its network of Canadian Conservation Data Centres (CDCs) work together and with other government and non-government organizations to develop, manage, and distribute authoritative knowledge regarding Canada’s plants, animals, and ecosystems. Below are some of NatureServe Canada's ongoing projects.
Rhynchospora Mesoatlantica (Cyperaceae), an imperiled new species of beaksedge from Eastern U.S.A.
PhytoKeys
Giving Season is Here
Nature needs you more than ever.
Fall and winter are beautiful seasons of change in nature. Foliage turns, birds fly south, and bears disappear into hibernation. NatureServe knows where plants and animals are supposed to be at every time of the year; and where they’re not.
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