Environmental

Biologists develop essential variables to track biodiversity

An international team of biologists, including an associate professor at Monash University, have proposed a global biodiversity monitoring system based on a set of essential biodiversity variables to improve the data feeding biodiversity policy and sustainability metrics.

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Read more: Monash University,  Melodie McGeoch,  natural capital,  Centre for Environmental Biology of the University of Lisbon,  Convention on Biological Diversity,  GEO BON,  Group on Earth Observations Biodiversity Observation Network,  Henrique Miguel Pereira