Trends of common birds in Europe

External Data Spec Published 05 Jul 2010

List of population trends and indices of 136 common bird species in Europe which have been produced by the Pan-European Common Bird Monitoring Scheme (PECBMS) in 2009

Provider:: European Bird Census Council (EBCC)
Dataset URL:: http://www.ebcc.info/index.php?ID=379
Dataset path:: The list is available in HTML format further down the site

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Indicators using this data

Abundance and distribution of selected species This indicator shows trends in the abundance of common birds and butterflies across their European ranges over time .

Abundance and distribution of selected species This indicator shows trends in the abundance of common birds and butterflies over time across their European ranges.

Impact of climate change on bird populations The Climatic Impact Indicator (CII) measures the divergence between the population trends of bird species projected to expand their range, and those predicted to shrink their range due to climatic change. The indicator is based on a combination of observed population trends monitored from 122 common bird species in 20 European countries over 26 years, and projected potential shrinkage, or expansion, of range size for each of these species at the end of this century (~2070-2099), derived from climatic envelope models. The ensemble in this case is the average climate envelope forecast based on six differing future scenarios.

Distribution of animal species Latitudinal shifts in northern range margins in the United Kingdom for selected groups of animal species over the past 40 years Impact of climate change on populations of European birds, 1980-2005 Projected impact of climate change on the potential distribution of reptiles and amphibians in 2050

Abundance and distribution of selected species This indicator shows trends in the abundance of common birds and butterflies across their European ranges over time . It is a composite of many species trend indices. A value of 100 is set for each species in the start year. If a species is added to the composite index after the start year, it is scaled to the index value at the year it was added to the indicator.

Produced figures

Trends of farmland birds population in Europe

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