Tools tagged with "Wildlife"

BiodiversityMapping.org offers an extensive collection of global and regional maps showcasing the distribution of various species. It provides detailed visualizations for terrestrial and marine biodiversity, covering a wide array of taxa. Users can access and download GIS data for further analysis, making it a valuable resource for research and conservation efforts.

This initiative by the U.S. National Park Service focuses on the importance of natural sounds, their preservation, and the impacts of noise pollution. It provides comprehensive information on exploring, understanding, and measuring soundscapes in national parks. The program highlights educational resources and efforts to improve sound environments for wildlife, wilderness, visitors, and cultural-historical sites.

The IUCN Red List provides spatial data for over 152,300 species, representing 88% of its global assessments. These datasets include distribution maps for comprehensively assessed taxonomic groups and selected freshwater species, offering crucial information on species' conservation status.

Enviroportal offers an interactive web-based platform for exploring environmental data and geospatial information within Abu Dhabi. It provides tools for map search, data search, and various geospatial operations such as measurement, printing, and drawing. The portal also features specialized analytics for key environmental indicators.

The National Parks & Wildlife Service (NPWS) offers a dedicated portal for geospatial data related to Ireland's natural heritage. This platform provides access to crucial information on habitats, species, and protected areas, alongside detailed policies on data usage and standards. Users can explore various datasets and interactive map viewers for flora and protected sites.

PyTorch Wildlife is an AI platform designed for the AI for Conservation community. It allows users to create, modify, and share powerful AI conservation models, directly loading various models like MegaDetector, DeepFaune, and HerdNet from its expanding model zoo for animal detection and classification. The framework aims to provide a unified and straightforward experience for building and deploying conservation AI.

Protected Planet provides comprehensive and current data on protected areas and OECMs globally. It is updated monthly with submissions from governments, NGOs, landowners, and communities, offering vital information for conservation efforts. The platform showcases global statistics and allows exploration by regional, country, or individual area levels.

This website serves as a portal to various web mapping applications developed by The Nature Conservancy (TNC). These tools provide spatial data and analysis capabilities for environmental planning, conservation efforts, and understanding ecological patterns across different regions. Users can explore topics ranging from forest health and carbon sequestration to coastal flood risk and wildlife movement.

Marxan is a widely used, free, and open-source software suite designed to assist decision-makers in finding optimal solutions for conservation planning problems. It is applicable to various challenges, including reserve design and natural resource management across terrestrial, freshwater, and marine systems. The software helps generate efficient and repeatable solutions to complex environmental issues.

This platform generates standardized, computer-generated predictions of marine and freshwater species ranges globally. It serves as a resource for exploring aquatic biodiversity and species distribution for research and non-commercial applications.

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's National Wetlands Inventory offers publicly available geospatial data, maps, and information on the characteristics, extent, and status of wetlands. This resource supports wetland conservation, restoration, and management efforts by providing critical environmental insights.

The Biodiversity and Environmental Resource Data System of Belize (BERDS) provides a spatial data warehouse component. It offers baseline ArcGIS shapefiles, primarily in UTM NAD 1927 Z16N format, for various societal, planning, conservation, and education initiatives within Belize. Users can download these datasets, which include full ArcGIS v.10 metadata, for free, with a requirement to reference BERDS in any publications.

The North American Environmental Atlas provides harmonized geospatial data for Canada, Mexico, and the United States, offering a continental and regional perspective on environmental issues. It serves as a unique tool to analyze and raise awareness of shared environment and ecosystems, demonstrating their value and aiding in protection efforts. The Atlas features dozens of map layers, harmonizing geographic information across political boundaries to understand critical trends.

LILA BC provides a comprehensive list of conservation-related labeled datasets that are not directly hosted on the LILA platform. This resource complements LILA's own dataset collection, aiming to track machine-learning-ready data with interesting labels attached to images or documents. The page emphasizes publicly accessible datasets relevant to various conservation efforts.

Data Basin is a science-based mapping and analysis platform designed to support learning, research, and sustainable environmental stewardship. It provides an online environment for users to explore, map, and analyze various geospatial datasets. The platform aims to enhance understanding and collaboration in conservation and environmental science.

This database provides spatial data and information on conservation easements, allowing users to search, explore via an interactive map, and learn about conservation efforts. It serves as a central resource for understanding protected areas and land conservation initiatives.

This repository provides an ensemble of AI models, known as SpeciesNet, developed by Google to classify wildlife in camera trap images. It combines an object detector (MegaDetector) to find objects of interest and an image classifier to identify species, significantly accelerating wildlife monitoring efforts. These models are utilized within the Wildlife Insights platform.

The Wyoming Geospatial Hub serves as the central platform for discovering and accessing publicly available geospatial data across the state of Wyoming. It offers a comprehensive collection of datasets categorized by themes such as administrative boundaries, agriculture, climate, ecology, and infrastructure. This hub is a crucial resource for government agencies, businesses, researchers, and the public seeking geographical information specific to Wyoming.

This is the official open data portal for the US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS). It serves as a central source for authoritative and publicly shared geospatial content. The portal aims to provide data and information to support conservation efforts across the nation.

LILA BC provides a curated collection of publicly available datasets, primarily consisting of camera trap and underwater video imagery. These datasets support the development and training of machine learning models for wildlife monitoring, biodiversity analysis, and environmental impact studies. The platform aggregates data from various conservation projects and agencies worldwide.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) Wetlands program provides a central repository for geospatial data and information concerning wetland ecosystems across the United States. This vital resource supports critical conservation efforts, environmental planning, and scientific research. It offers accessible resources for understanding wetland status, trends, and values.

This is Natural England's platform for sharing geospatial data and web services. Natural England is the government’s adviser for the natural environment in England, helping to protect and restore the natural world for people to enjoy. This geoportal provides free and open access to definitive geographic products, web applications, story maps, services, and APIs, all available under the Open Government Licence v3.0 unless otherwise stated.

This website serves as a central hub for discovering GIS data pertaining to the state of Colorado. It aggregates links to data resources from multiple state departments, including Local Affairs, Natural Resources, and Oil and Gas Conservation. Users can find a diverse range of geospatial datasets, primarily in shapefile format, covering various administrative boundaries, environmental features, and infrastructure.

This portal provides public access to the Connecticut Department of Energy & Environmental Protection's (DEEP) Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data. It serves DEEP's mission to protect and preserve the environment by offering a statewide system for integrating and analyzing spatial data. The platform shares authoritative geospatial information with various governmental agencies.

The NPS DataStore serves as a central digital repository for the National Park Service, offering robust tools for adding, organizing, and discovering documents and datasets pertinent to park resources. It supports resource management by providing access to critical information, including park boundaries, science reports, and featured content. This platform is essential for informed park planning and policy decisions.

This portal serves as a central hub for geographic information systems (GIS) data maintained by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Users can explore, view, and download a variety of datasets, documents, apps, and maps related to Wisconsin's natural resources. It aims to provide public access to critical environmental and land-related information for various applications.

Pennsylvania Spatial Data Access (PASDA) serves as the official geospatial data clearinghouse for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. It provides access to a wide array of geographic information system (GIS) data, including base map themes, orthoimagery, and environmental datasets from various state agencies. The platform facilitates data discovery and download for researchers, government agencies, and the public.

The Montana State Library's Geographic Information page serves as a central hub for geospatial data and resources related to the state. It offers access to various government publications, research materials, and supports the Montana Geospatial Information Advisory Council.

This archive offers access to non-framework data layers from the retired Oregon Spatial Data Library, serving as a valuable resource for natural resource information. It complements the Oregon GEOHub, which now hosts Oregon's authoritative geospatial framework data. Users should note that the quality of data and metadata in this archive can be highly variable.

The Global Lakes and Wetlands Database (GLWD) was developed by WWF and the Center for Environmental Systems Research, University of Kassel, Germany. This database provides comprehensive geospatial information on lakes and wetlands worldwide, crucial for environmental research and conservation efforts. It serves as a vital resource for understanding global aquatic ecosystems and their distribution.

The Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute (STRI) offers access to a variety of scientific databases, supporting research into tropical biodiversity and ecosystems. These resources are vital for scientists studying the unique environments of the tropics, particularly in Panama.

The State of South Dakota Open Data site serves as a central hub for geospatial data and information. It offers public access to a variety of datasets, map galleries, and applications from various state departments. This platform facilitates data discovery and utilization for citizens, researchers, and government agencies.

This website serves as a central hub for geographic information system (GIS) data and online resources curated by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln's School of Natural Resources. It offers access to diverse datasets covering environmental, geological, and climate-related topics for research and public use, primarily focusing on Nebraska.

This research guide provides a curated list of resources for geospatial data focusing on California. It includes links to state-level data portals, specific agency datasets, and university data repositories, serving as a central hub for researchers and the public to discover and access relevant spatial information.

This platform provides access to a wide array of geospatial open data related to Florida's environmental protection efforts. Users can explore datasets categorized by environmental themes, search for specific projects, and access featured applications and StoryMaps. It serves as a central hub for environmental data maintained by the Florida DEP.

This resource page from the Arizona Geographic Information Council (AGIC) provides links to various geospatial data collections. It serves as a central hub for discovering GIS data, interactive maps, and environmental review tools across Arizona and beyond. The site categorizes resources into Arizona, Other State, and Nationwide sections for easy navigation.