A reunião anual de 2015 da Rede Global Biodiversity Heritage Library será realizada no Brasil e abordará o estado de desenvolvimento da Biodiversity Heritage Library (BHL) e sistemas de informação em Biodiversidade. Organizada pelos Programas SciELO e BIOTA da FAPESP, a reunião está dirigida para pesquisadores e profissionais relacionados com biodiversidade e informação científica. O programa científico contará com autoridades e especialistas nacionais e internacionais. A Rede Global da BHL (gBHL) conta com a participação da África do Sul, Austrália, Brasil, China, Egito, Estados Unidos e Europa. A BHL trabalha de forma colaborativa em prol do acesso aberto à literatura em biodiversidade como parte da comunidade de biodiversidade global.

1. Prof. Carlos A. JOLY
Interfaces to inform
biodiversity public
policies

2. Oceans of data
Rivers of information
Streams of knowledge
Drops of understanding
Information about biodiversity can
be summarized in the following
equation:
• Droplets of sustainable use

3. Fragmented
Disperse
Difficult to access (not published)
Unknown accuracy
Information about biodiversity
usually is :
• Sub-utilized

4. The big challenge in this strategic
area is how to integrate accurate
information about biodiversity in
format(s) that can be used to
improve public policies

5. www.biota.org.br
MARCH 1999

6. Standard SamplingStandard Sampling
ProtocolProtocol
MANDATORY USE OF
GPS WITH 9
OBLIGATORY FIELDS

7. Standard SamplingStandard Sampling
ProtocolProtocol
Mandatory Fields
Author
Data
Municipality**
Biome
Watershed**
Geographic
Coordinates

8. Data bank
structure

9. DIGITAL ON LINE MAP BASE
ESCALA 1:50.000
Urban Areas; Roads & Highways; Political &
Administrative Divisions, Rivers & Watersheds,
Conservation Units, Reforestation with Pinus spp &
Eucalyptus spp
REMNANTS OF NATIVE VEGETATION

11. Phytogeographic Domains

12. Forest Remnants

18. Georeferenced
databank with
102.704 registers
11.820 species

19. Native Forest remnants
On line 1:50.000 Digital Map
customized “on the fly”
34 types of native vegetation
(IBGE)
Conservation Units
Urban areas
Rivers & dams
Roads
Municipalities
Pinus spp & Eucalyptus spp
Production Forests
Cerrado remnants

20. Integrated system using
open source software
Standards and protocols
On line data “feeding”
Public access to all data
and maps
Interoperability with
other initiatives

21. Phanerogams Cryptogams
62.600 registers 1.815 registers
Species: 5.463 Species: 433
Mammals Reptile
8.062 registers 431 registers
Species: 149 Species: 74
Birds Amphibians
19.742 registers 17.351 registers
Species: 520 Espécies: 168
Fishes
11.620 registers
Species: 349

22. Landscape Metrics
1. Remnant area
2. Area index – size and format
3. Proximity
Biodiversity Indexes
1. List of species/remnant richness
2. Number of endemic species
3. Number of endangered species (category of Risk)
4. Single occurrences for the State of São Paulo
5. Number of occurrences in the State of São Paulo
6. Presence/Risk of invasive species

23. BIOTA/FAPESP Program – Map of the priority areas for
biodiversity conservation and restoration for the State of São
Paulo.

25. The map produced by BIOTA/FAPESP is adopted by the
State Secretary of Environment as State police for
biodiversity conservation and restoration.

26. The map produced by the BIOTA/FAPESP Program was adopted by
the State Secretary of Agriculture to prohibit sugar cane expansion in
the areas prioritize by the program for biodiversity conservation and
restoration.
Now
there are 23 legal instruments (laws,
decrees
and
resolutions)
based
on
the
results of the BIOTA/FAPESP Program

27. + 10

28. ATLAS OF LIVING AUSTRALIA

31. IPBES Young Fellow Pilot Programme
Nominations until 31st
of May 2015

32. Dankeschön
Thank you !
Thank you !