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Permafrost in the Northern hemisphere

Figure 14 Jun 2017

The Arctic region is undergoing change; a rapid change compared to other parts of the globe. The change is primarily driven by climate change and the effects on the cryosphere are substantial both at a local, national and regional scale. The effects even have potential serious consequences at a global scale due to the important role the Arctic plays in the global climate system. The region is set to undergo further changes in the decades to come, and it is important for Europe to understand these changes and to be aware how Europe are contributing as well as effected by these changes as the European environment and weather is intrinsically linked to the Arctic.

Towns and industrial activities in the Arctic

Figure 14 Jun 2017

Major activities already exist in the European Arctic, including high population density, infrastructure and economic engagement both on-shore and off-shore.

Marine regions and subregions under the Marine Strategy Framework Directive

Data 26 Apr 2017

The marine regions and subregions map and correspondent layers provide information about the geographic boundaries of the areas listed in Article 4 of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). The map has been developed to support DG Environment and EU Member States in their implementation of the MSFD. It represents the current state of understanding of the marine regions and subregions and is subject to amendment in light of any new information which may be produced.

Proportion of area of classes of natural and environmental assets within in EU Member States with mountains

Figure 03 Jan 2011

The graph shows the percentages of the different environmental assets classes of the mountain area.

Proportions of habitat types in each massif classified by conservation status

Figure 03 Jan 2011

The graph shows the proportions of habitat types in each massif classified by conservation status.

Digital map of European ecological regions

Data 20 Mar 2003

The Digital Map of European Ecological Regions DMEER- delineates and describes ecological distinct areas in Europe, on the basis of climatic, topographic and geobotanical European data, together with the judgement of a large team of experts from several European nature related Institutions and the WWF

Permafrost in the Northern hemisphere The Arctic region is undergoing change; a rapid change compared to other parts of the globe. The change is primarily driven by climate change and the effects on the cryosphere are substantial both at a local, national and regional scale. The effects even have potential serious consequences at a global scale due to the important role the Arctic plays in the global climate system. The region is set to undergo further changes in the decades to come, and it is important for Europe to understand these changes and to be aware how Europe are contributing as well as effected by these changes as the European environment and weather is intrinsically linked to the Arctic.

Towns and industrial activities in the Arctic Major activities already exist in the European Arctic, including high population density, infrastructure and economic engagement both on-shore and off-shore.

Marine regions and subregions under the Marine Strategy Framework Directive The marine regions and subregions map and correspondent layers provide information about the geographic boundaries of the areas listed in Article 4 of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive (MSFD). The map has been developed to support DG Environment and EU Member States in their implementation of the MSFD. It represents the current state of understanding of the marine regions and subregions and is subject to amendment in light of any new information which may be produced.

Proportion of area of classes of natural and environmental assets within in EU Member States with mountains The graph shows the percentages of the different environmental assets classes of the mountain area.

Proportions of habitat types in each massif classified by conservation status The graph shows the proportions of habitat types in each massif classified by conservation status.

Digital map of European ecological regions The Digital Map of European Ecological Regions DMEER- delineates and describes ecological distinct areas in Europe, on the basis of climatic, topographic and geobotanical European data, together with the judgement of a large team of experts from several European nature related Institutions and the WWF

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Digital map of European ecological regions

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Permafrost in the Northern hemisphere

Figure 14 Jun 2017

Towns and industrial activities in the Arctic

Figure 14 Jun 2017

Major activities already exist in the European Arctic, including high population density, infrastructure and economic engagement both on-shore and off-shore.