NatureServe: Biodiversity Conservation

NatureServe is the hub connecting a western hemisphere network of biodiversity information centers. Together this network creates, manages, analyzes and shares data on biodiversity and ecosystems to support decision making. In the U.S., NatureServe works with Natural Heritage Programs in all 50 states to aggregate conservation data for over 70,000 species across the country. Through the use of GIS and cloud computing, the NatureServe network has developed the Map of Biodiversity Importance - a fine resolution spatial analysis of over 2,500 species at risk in the continental U.S. Learn how this interactive map can help guide more effective conservation actions.

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[chesangirine]

Thank you for the video, iam researching on biodiversity for the purpose of integrating it into planning in naivasha region, Kenya,

[jotaruffini]

👉Caring for nature is also to stop eating meat and dairy NOW so as not to continue supporting the livestock business, which is the main responsible for fires and the deforestation of native ecosystems.
In 2020 in Argentina cattle ranching devastated half of the provinces with fire and for years they have been dismantling the north, every time we buy a steak or a carton of milk we pay them to continue destroying biodiversity.