The GlobDiversity team presented the results of the project at the GEO BON Open Science Conference 2020. The recordings of the presentations are now available to watch here.
Our fourth newsletter has been issued!
In this January 2020 issue of our GlobDiversity newsletter you will find out about the latest events and news from the project and a profile of our tropical and subtropical grassland, savanna and shrubland sites. You can find previous issues of our newsletter here. !
GlobDiversity webinar #3
Post-2020 timeline
UNEP-WCMC, a GlobDiversity core partner, has produced an interactive timeline which provides information on the various events leading to the adoption of a post-2020 global biodiversity framework.
Our third newsletter has been issued!
In this November 2018 issue of our GlobDiversity newsletter you will find out about the latest events and news from the project and a profile of our wetland pilot sites. In addition we present the first results from our RS-enabled EBV, Land Surface Phenology, and provide a summary of phase 1 of the project. You can find previous issues of our newsletter here. !
Workshop report
From the 7th to the 9th of February, 2018 a group of international experts discussed definitions and specifications of the four studied RS-enabled EBVs at the University of Zurich !
32 NASA GEO projects announced
The abstracts for the 32 funded NASA GEO projects are now available. !
Project brochure launch
The GlobDiversity project brochure has been launched!
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Our first newsletter has been issued !
In this December 2017 issue of our GlobDiversity newsletter you will find summary information about the EBVs that the project is engineering from satellite remote sensing observations, the latest events and news from the project and a profile of one of our featured biomes – the Arctic Tundra. !
NASA announces 32 remote sensing projects supporting the Group on Earth Observations
NASA, the European Space Agency (ESA), and the European Commission (EC) are now funding several remote sensing research projects in support of the Group on Earth Observations Biodiversity Observation Network (GEO BON). !