The map shows an index of habitat conservation status calculated on a 10 x 10 km distribution grid.
The map shows an index of conservation status trends of species calculated on a 10 x 10 km gristribution grid
This map is a cartogram that distort the geometry of regions to convey specific information by resizing. Here, the size of the country shows the number of reported species in relation to the country size. The map do not show all species appearing in a country. Thus, the map shows the reporting result rather than the species diversity of a country. The top right boxes each refer to the Macaronesian islands (Azores, Madeira and Canary islands). Romania has not reported and is therefore not included in the map.
Proportional and absolute change in extent of land cover categories aggregated to relate to MAES ecosystem typology in Europe.
The map shows the long term average vegetation productivity and the time series of yearly vegetation productivity under drought impact, aggregated by NUTS3 regions. Negative anomalies indicate vegetation productivity conditions which are lower than the long term average normal condition.
Eastern Partnership countries show significant progress in expanding networks of nationally protected areas
The six Eastern Partnership countries are making significant progress in expanding their networks of nationally protected areas, giving a boost to local nature, according to an assessment released today by the European Environment Agency (EEA) under a dedicated EU-funded project.
Eastern Partnership countries show significant progress in expanding networks of nationally protected areas
На карте показаны как территории, официально включенные в состав сети, так и предложенные к включению
It illustrates proportional distribution of coverage of nationally protected areas, emerald netrok and overlap between emerald and national desginations
It illustrates proportional distribution of coverage of nationally protected areas according to the IUCN protected areas management categories.
The Map illustrates with the dark green those sites proposed, adopted or already included into the Emerald Network of the Bern Convention.
Despite a strong policy framework and significant efforts by Member States (MSs) to halt biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation in Europe, the conservation status of protected species and habitats continues to decline along with the provision of ecosystem services. The new EU biodiversity strategy to 2030 addresses this decline with a plan to ‘build a truly coherent Trans-European Nature Network’. This will be built on the existing Natura 2000 network by analysing the potential connectivity between Natura 2000 sites using green infrastructure (GI) landscape elements important for delivering ecosystem services.
The European Union’s (EU) network of protected sites, Natura 2000, could be further connected with green infrastructure to create a trans-European nature network. According to a European Environment Agency (EEA) briefing, published today, highways and other infrastructure currently disconnect about 15 % of the Natura 2000 sites from other nature areas, reducing their capacity for ecosystem services.
Despite a strong policy framework and significant efforts by Member States (MSs) to halt biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation in Europe, the conservation status of protected species and habitats continues to decline along with the provision of ecosystem services. The new EU biodiversity strategy to 2030 addresses this decline with a plan to ‘build a truly coherent Trans-European Nature Network’. This will be built on the existing Natura 2000 network by analysing the potential connectivity between Natura 2000 sites using green infrastructure (GI) landscape elements important for delivering ecosystem services.
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