Seeing red! ❤️😍
🐦Redbioma is the latest addition to the GBIF #HostedPortal programme to boost collaboration and capacity in the Mesoamerica region.
Coordinated by #CostaRicaInstituteOfTechnology, #CONAGEBIO, #CONAP and #EntomologicalMuseumofLeón, Redbioma serves as a regional hub for data sharing across across Central America and Mexico.
Explore the Redbioma hosted portal here🔗: https://gbif.link/redbioma
Access >33 million records about biodiversity in Colombia via the #SiBColombia (Sistema de Información sobre Biodiversidad de Colombia) #HostedPortal!
This portal displays records published from and about Colombia.
Users can explore publishing guidelines, documentation including the Spanish translation and adaptation of Darwin Core (DwC) guidelines, and data management resources and more through the portal. 🔎
O Canadensys! 🍁
Canadensys is a #HostedPortal with a mission to make biodiversity information held in Canadian biological collections and institutions openly accessible. 🐝
Displaying over 170 million biodiversity records, the portal presents data about and from Canada, without limitations in taxonomic coverage. 🌱
Next up in the #HostedPortal spotlight 🔦 is Portal Datos de Biodiversidad de Argentina—hosted by #GBIFArgentina!
This portal showcases over 17 million biodiversity records generated by Argentine publishers and GBIF member institutions from around the world. 🌎
🔗https://biodiversidad.ar/
Like two peas in a pod - The Legume Data Portal 🤝GBIF
This portal is a one-stop-shop for sharing information on legumes, updates on the taxonomy of Leguminosae (ChecklistBank updates), and communications via their newsletter - BeanBag.
🚀 Vive la France—GBIF France launches new #HostedPortal! ⭐
The French node of GBIF is the latest participant in our hosted portals programme, enabling them to reallocate capacity to engaging its national networks!
Read more: 🔗https://gbif.link/gbif-france
A #HostedPortal like no Rotter - The Natural History Museum Rotterdam! ⭐
The museum collection is comprised of >400,000 specimens, of which >85% are digitized at the specimen-level and are accessible through the hosted portal!
Specimens are mainly comprised of 🐝Arthropods (56%), 🐙Molluscs (30%),🐦 Chordates (9%), and 🌸Plants (5%).
Explore the hosted portal 🔗 https://specimens.hetnatuurhistorisch.nl/
#Biodiversity #Data
Search the digitized collection of the Natural History Museum Rotterdam, which contains <span data-ajax-url="https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/search?dataset_key=a307e4d7-1de2-4adc-95d5-a0a8d5f57236&limit=0"></span> specimen records of which <span data-ajax-url="https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/search?dataset_key=a307e4d7-1de2-4adc-95d5-a0a8d5f57236&mediaType=StillImage&limit=0"></span> with photo(s).
🐦 One of the newest installations of a GBIF #HostedPortal is Sistema de Información sobre la Biodiversidad de #Uruguay (SIBUy)! As the Uruguayan node of GBIF, SIBUy enables <1.7M records from occurrences, sampling events, and checklists across all taxa to be accessible.
🔗 sibuy.ambiente.gub.uy/
Explore German biodiversity records with the Lebendiger Atlas der Natur Deutschlands (LAND) #HostedPortal!
🌱This portal mobilizes >55.7M records from German authorities, taxonomic societies and other institutions that collect biodiversity information.
Need a reason to check out GBIF-US? How about 1 billion! 🤯
GBIF-US is the American node of GBIF with the www.gbif.us #HostedPortal displaying more 1 billion records comprising data from within the United States and data published by US scientists. 🔎
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