Explore nature reporting data
The EEA, together with its European Topic Centre on Biological Diversity and consultants from the European Commission, compile and process the reports from the Member States. In addition, they assess the conservation status of species and habitats at the EU level.
These data are from the reporting period 2013-2018.
- Methodology
- Datasets
- Web Viewers
- Results at EU level
- Reporting from the Member States
Methodology
Report on methodologies used for the State of nature report 2020
Datasets
The datasets include the tabular and spatial information from the Member States reports; the EU level data and assessments are also included.
Birds dataset (Article 12)
Habitats and species dataset (Article 17)
Web Viewers
The viewers allow searching for the information reported by Member States and the assessments made at EU level; these data can be searched for different reporting periods (2013-2018, 2007-2012 and 2001-2006).
Birds viewer
Habitats and species viewer
Results at EU level
The reports are based on a series of statistics and analysis which can be downloaded and consulted in an interactive way (dashboards). These interactive tools cover the main themes of the nature reporting.
- Habitats and species covered by the Habitats and Birds directives
- Population status and trends of birds
- Conservation status and trends of habitats and non-bird species
- Pressures and threats
- Application of conservation measures and their effectiveness
- Areas to be restored
- Natura 2000 network and its coverage of species and habitats
- Natura 2000 network and its effectiveness
- Progress towards Target 1 and Target 3
- Pollinators
Reporting from the Member States
Birds Directive Article 12 reporting
Member States report on the progress of implementation of the Directive. The report focuses on the trends of bird populations and contains information on main pressures and threats, on conservation measures and on impact of the Natura 2000 network. The reports from Member States follow the agreed formats and methodologies allowing for assessments across EU. As part of their reports, Member States deliver maps with the distribution of the breeding bird species.
- Article 12 summary of results for each Member State (national summaries). For tips on the use of the dashboards and notes on methodology please look here
- Printable version of national summaries
- Reports delivered by Member States
- Timeliness of submissions
- Quality of submissions
Habitats Directive Article 17 reporting
Member States monitor the conservation status of the habitats and species listed in the Annexes of Habitats Directive and report on the progress of implementation of the Directive. This report focuses on the assessment of conservation status and trends of species and habitats. In addition, the report contains information on main pressures and threats, on conservation measures and on impact of Natura 2000 network. The reports from Member States follow the agreed formats and methodologies allowing for assessments across EU. As part of their reports, Member States deliver maps with the distribution of the habitats and species.
- Article 17 summary of results for each Member State (national summaries). For tips on the use of the dashboards and notes on methodology please look here
- Printable version of national summaries
- Reports delivered by Member States
- Timeliness of submissions
- Quality of submissions
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Geographic coverage
Temporal coverage
For references, please go to https://www.eea.europa.eu/themes/biodiversity/state-of-nature-in-the-eu/explore-nature-reporting-data or scan the QR code.
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