b59f6461-c61b-45a5-8e0d-d90327d71f25 Adwoa Awuah South African National Biodiversity Institute Junior Freshwater scientist Kirstenbosch Research Centre Cape Town Claremont 7735 South Africa Freshwater@sanbi.org.za 2019-11-05T14:11:12 SANS 1878 FGDC-STD-001-1998 2018 NBA Peatlands desiccated burnt: Albers Equal Area Peatlands mapped as having turned desiccated or have burnt Extent of peat fires and desiccated peat lands reported across South Africa for the improvement of the National Wetland Inventory. Grundling, P-L. & Grundling, A. 2019. Appendix C: Peat Pressures. In: Van Deventer et al. South African National Biodiversity Assessment 2018: Technical Report. Volume 2b: Inland Aquatic (Freshwater) Realm. CSIR report number CSIR/NRE/ECOS/IR/2019/0004/A. South African National Biodiversity Institute, Pretoria. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12143/6230. Heidi van Deventer Council for Scientific and Industrial Research CSIR GIS/RS Researcher (+27 21) 841 2507 Natural Resources and the Environment (NRE) Ecosystems - Earth Observation Research Group, Building 33 CSIR Pretoria Gauteng South Africa HvDeventer@csir.co.za None. Latest versions of the SAIIAE will be made available on the SAIIAE BGIS webpage Peatlands National Wetland Map peatland pressures National wetland inventory South Africa There are no access limitations for this item. There are no access limitations for this item. 5000 15.927209 33.498783 -34.906802 -21.956894 Grundling, P-L. & Grundling, A. 2019. Appendix C: Peat Pressures. In: Van Deventer et al. South African National Biodiversity Assessment 2018: Technical Report. Volume 2b: Inland Aquatic (Freshwater) Realm. CSIR report number CSIR/NRE/ECOS/IR/2019/0004/A. South African National Biodiversity Institute, Pretoria. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12143/6230. South African National Biodiversity Institute bgishelp@sanbi.org ZIP 1 http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12143/6230 WWW:LINK-1.0-http--related South African National Biodiversity Assessment 2018: Technical Report. Volume 2: Inland Aquatic (Freshwater) Realm. The assessment report of inland aquatic ecosystems, which forms part of the National Biodiversity Assessment 2018 (NBA 2018), follows on from two previous assessments. These were undertaken for mainstem rivers and previously assessed in the National Spatial Biodiversity Assessment 2004 (NSBA 2004) and for mainstem and tributary rivers, and inland wetlands, previously assessed in the National Biodiversity Assessment 2011 (NBA 2011). The current report builds on the previous datasets, reports and findings, as well as that of the National Freshwater Ecosystems Priority Areas (NFEPAs) project of 2011. Points of known desiccated and/or burnt peatlands were created in relation to existing peatland location points