edit bod meeting 22 & 23 june 2010, paris atbi+m sustainability wp7 ”applying taxonomy to...
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EDIT BoD meeting22 & 23 June 2010, Paris
ATBI+M sustainabilityATBI+M sustainability
WP7 ”Applying Taxonomy to Conservation”
EDIT BoD meeting22 & 23 June 2010, Paris
EDIT WP7 objectives
Strengthening the input of scientific taxonomic expertise in Europe for biodiversity conservation programs and management, especially for inventories, assessments, and monitoring of biodiversity;
Furthering development and promotion of standards, techniques and methodologies for cost efficient biodiversity assessments including a new approach for an
"All Taxa Biodiversity Inventory & Monitoring" (ATBI+M) program;
Establishing a European expert task force for undertaking and supporting biodiversity inventories, assessments, and monitoring activities
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(EDIT) ATBI+M approach
EDIT WP7:
• establishes EDIT ATBI+M pilot sites for areas of conservation concern in and outside Europe in need/want of inventory data
• organizes and supports teams of taxonomic experts for field work to update/complete inventories and undertake monitoring at pilot sites
• tests and develops new standards, protocols, and tools for efficient field recording techniques (geo-referencing, field-based ID techniques, GUIDs for records & specimens, etc.)
• delivers primary occurrence data as digital records (compatible with current standard protocols) and host in openly accessible web-based information systems (GBIF: www.gbif.net) for current and future use
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Role of EDIT (WP7)
EDIT takes on:
• negotiating and concluding agreements (MOU) with relevant authorities and local counterparts for operating individual ATBI+M pilot sites;
• networking taxonomists and researchers from EDIT partner institutions (and beyond) for participation in ATBI+M sites, including setting up agreements for individual participation (TOR);
• organizing and supporting field work (travel, accommodation) by individual EDIT participants at ATBI+M pilot sites, including support for data capture/recording and data management;
• organizing digital (primary occurrence) data delivery and integration from individual ATBI+M participants for local counterparts and conservation management, including hosting digital data in web-based information systems and linking to GBIF.
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• Issuing research / collecting permits
• On site logistics
• In kind contributions
ATBI+M concept: Towards a pilot siteATBI+M concept: Towards a pilot site
Memorandum of UnderstandingMemorandum of Understanding
Protected areaProtected area EDIT-WP7
• Recruiting experts
• Financial support (travel)
• Data management
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• No employment by EDIT (!)
• Best practise sampling
• Data recording and delivery
• Open access publishing
ATBI+M concept: Individual ATBI+M concept: Individual participationparticipation
Formal agreement: Terms of ReferenceFormal agreement: Terms of Reference
EDIT-WP7
• Transport and daily allowances
• Coordination
• Data management
• Data online presentation
ExpertExpert
Conservation Stakeholder Workshop 16-17 June, Berlin
All Taxa Biodiversity Inventories + All Taxa Biodiversity Inventories + MonitoringMonitoringEuropean EDIT ATBI+M sites
operate now in 4 selected areas
Slovakia Germany
Mercantour National Park Alpi Marittime Nature Park
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Spreewald
ItalyFrance
Gemer Region (3 NPs):
Muránska Planina, Slovenský Raj, Slovenský Kras
Conservation Stakeholder Workshop 16-17 June, Berlin
ATBI+M Mercantour / Alpi Marittime (since 2007):
> 160 taxonomists > 5.500 species
ATBI+M Gemer Region (since 2008):
> 40 taxonomists > 2.300 species
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EDIT ATBI+M data portal
EDIT BoD meeting22 & 23 June 2010, ParisTesting of digital recording tools
Fieldwork
Data collection
Export in standardised formats (shape-files, dbf-files, etc.)
Automated recording of GPS coordinates
Automated recording of date & time
Species authority listsHabitat data
Photos
Facilitated data entry
GBIF distributionmaps
species maps
Output
© M. Bos, A. Turpaud, A. Schäfer-Verwimp
ATBI+M - Data recordingATBI+M - Data recording
Conservation Stakeholder Workshop 16-17 June, Berlin
ATBI+M - Field ManualATBI+M - Field ManualContents
• Principles of large biodiversity inventories
• Records and data management
• Technology based methos
Bioacoustics, Camera-trapping, DNA-barcoding
• Habitat oriented methods
Forest Canopy, Soil & litter, limnology, marine biology
• Taxa oriented methods
Fungi, bryophytes, higher plants, invertebrates,
arthropods, insects, vertebrates ...
Find here the tips & tricks to optimise your field work
http://www.abctaxa.be/
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ATBI+M concept: ResourcesATBI+M concept: Resources
ExpertExpert
Scientific coordinatorScientific coordinator
On-site managerOn-site manager
IT expertIT expert
Transport and daily allowances (country-dependent)
Six person months (6 PMs) per year / ATBI+M site
Three person months (3 PMs) per year / ATBI+M site
Six person months (6 PMs) per year / ATBI+M site
In kind contributions
Expert work time / knowledge and institutional support !!!
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ATBI+M operational costs: 1 European siteATBI+M operational costs: 1 European site(example Mercantour / Alpi Marittime)(example Mercantour / Alpi Marittime)
2007 2008 2009
Coordinator (senior scientist) 30.000.0 € 30.000.0 € 30.000.0 €
Site manager 7.500.0 € 7.500.0 € 7.500.0 €
Field days 22.076.9 € 36.422.9 € 66.469.8 €
IT expert 15.000.0 € 15.000.0 € 15.000.0 €
Total 74.576.9 € 88.922.9 € 118.969.8 €
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Sustainability costs ATBI+M / European site / Sustainability costs ATBI+M / European site / yearyear
Personal costs
Coordinator (senior) 30.000 €
Site manager 7.500 €
IT expert (senior) 15.000 €
Participation
Field work (50 expert weeks): Transport (300 € / trip) 15.000 €
Field work (50 expert weeks): Daily allowances 15.000 €
Consumables / equipment 5.000 €
Total 87.500 €