UNBiodiversity Lab

Explore 18 biodiversity status maps created for your country.

Apply Aichi Biodiversity Targets:

Aichi Biodiversity Target 5

Data related to halving the rate of loss of all natural habitats, and reducing the rate of their degradation and fragmentation.
Aichi Biodiversity Target 11

Data related to increasing protected areas and improving their connectivity, representativeness of all ecosystems.
Aichi Biodiversity Target 12

Data related to preventing the extinction and improving and sustaining the conservation status of known threatened species.
Aichi Biodiversity Target 14

Data related to restoring and safeguarding essential ecosystem services, including those that are related to water, livelihoods, and well-being.
Aichi Biodiversity Target 15

Data relating to restoring degraded ecosystems and enhancing ecosystem resilience to climate change.

Apply Themes:

Biodiversity

Data relating to the diversity of species and ecosystems. Datasets include not only species range maps, but also data on the land and seascapes which provide habitat for Earth's diversity of life.
Climate & Carbon

Data relating to climate, climate change, and carbon storage and sequestration.
Ecosystem Services

Data that captures the benefits and services that nature and biodiversity provides to human well-being.
Human Impact

Data that captures the impact of human development on the natural world and biodiversity, including built infrastructure, mining and extractive industries, and the Human Footprint.
Land Cover

Datasets related to monitoring the status of terrestrial land cover, including forest cover and forest loss, wetlands, and land degradation and desertification.
Marine

Data that is unique to the marine realm. Datasets include habitat and species range data, marine pollution, and the marine Human Footprint.
Natural Hazards

Data relating to the risk and vulnerability of human populations to natural disasters.
Protected Areas

Data that captures the extent of official protected area networks. This includes data of protected area boundaries as well as data related to monitoring and performance of protected areas.
Restoration

Data relating to habitat and ecosystem restoration projects and potential.
Socio-Economic

Data relating to human and social condition, including population growth, food and water security, access to health care, gender, and education.

For visualized trend data, explore the BIP Dashboard.