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BiodiversityALARMBiodiversity ActionPlans (EC)Biodiversity DataCentre (EEA)BiodiversityInformation Systemfor Europe, BISE (EEA)Birdlife DatazoneEuropean TopicCentre for BiologicalDiversity (ETC/BC)(EEA)Global BiodiversityInformation ServiceIntergovernmentalPlatform onBiodiversity andEcosystem Services(IPBES)MACISNatura2000 Viewer(EEA)RESPONSESALARM (Assessing LArge Scale Risks for Biodiversity withTested Methods) is a research project which developed andtested methods and protocols for the assessment of largescaleenvironmental risks in order to minimise negativedirect and indirect human impacts.Inventory of European Biodiversity Action Plans andassessments of Member States.Repository of a wide range of biodiversity relevant data andinformation. This includes all the latest biodiversity relevantdevelopments within the EEA. It is a good meta-source ofdevelopments across European biodiversity policy andreporting.Database of all relevant European biodiversity data sources.It is a good source of indicators and maps collated fromacross European institutions.Updated site that provides species and habitat specificinformation for sites across the EU (and beyond).The ETC/BD is an international consortium working with theEEA under a framework partnership agreement. TheETC/BD presents expert knowledge and reporting in a rangeof reports and databases.Publicly accessible biodiversity data including speciesoccurrence and taxonomic information. Very detailedspecies specific data source. Good indicator of potentialspecies presence across Europe for use in scoping. It is likelyto require site investigation to confirm occurrences.IPBES goal is to be an interface between the scientificcommunity and policy makers that aims to build capacityfor and strengthen the use of science in policy making. Itsets a mechanism to address the gaps in the science policyinterface on biodiversity and ecosystem services.MACIS (Minimisation of and Adaptation to Climate ChangeImpacts on BiodiverSity) is a research project whichsummarised what is already know about the impacts ofclimate change on biodiversity and developed methods toassess the potential impacts in the future.Information on the Natura 2000 network across the EUMember States.The objective of the RESPONSES research project is toidentify and assess integrated EU climate-change policyresponses that achieve ambitious mitigation andenvironmental targets and, at the same time, reduce theUnion’s vulnerability to inevitable climate-change impacts.http://www.alarmproject.net/alarm/http://ec.europa.eu/environment/nature/biodiversity/comm2006/bap_2010.htmhttp://www.eea.europa.eu/themes/biodiversity/dchttp://biodiversity.europa.eu/datahttp://www.birdlife.org/datazone/http://bd.eionet.europa.eu/http://data.gbif.org/welcome.htmhttp://www.ipbes.net/http://macisproject.net/index.htmlhttp://natura2000.eea.europa.eu/http://www.responsesproject.eu/60 <strong>Guidance</strong> on integrating climate change and biodiversity into SEA
GeneralData and Maps (EEA)EUROSTATEUROSTATSustainabledevelopmentindicatorsEUROSTAT CountryprofilesGroup on EarthObservatories (GEO)Indicators (EEA)Access the EEA’s maps, indicators, databases and graphs.Database holding a huge range of environmental, economicand social data.The Sustainable Development Indicators are used tomonitor the EU Sustainable Development Strategy in areport published by Eurostat every two years. They arepresented in ten themes including climate change andnatural resources down to Member State levels.Country specific data on a range of issues including climatechange emissions and sectoral activity.Database of global data components on a range ofenvironmental aspects, including climate change andbiodiversity.Indicators and factsheets about Europe’s environment.http://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-mapshttp://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/portal/page/portal/eurostat/homehttp://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/portal/page/portal/sdi/indicatorshttp://epp.eurostat.ec.europa.eu/guip/introAction.dohttp://geossregistries.info/holdings.htmhttp://www.eea.europa.eu/data-andmaps/indicators#c7=all&c5=&c0=10&b_start=0<strong>Guidance</strong> on integrating climate change and biodiversity into SEA 61
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Guidance on Integr
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ForewordThe need for action on clim
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GlossaryTermAdaptation(climate chan
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Mitigation (climatechange)Mitigatio
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