The National Wetlands Map III (NWM3) is a combination of NWM2 extracted from the National Land Cover 2000 dataset and the Waterbodies of the 1:50 000 of topomaps from the Chief Directorate Surveys and Mapping (CDSM). These two datasets were further categorized into natural waterbodies, artificial waterbodies, and unclassified waterbodies.

The National Wetlands Map III (NWM3) is a combination of NWM2 extracted from the National Land Cover 2000 dataset and the Waterbodies of the 1:50 000 of topomaps from Chief Directorate Surveys and Mapping (CDSM). These two datasets were further categorized into natural waterbodies, artificial waterbodies and unclassified waterbodies. Although every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of the data, SANBI do not take responsibility for errors or problems that arise for using this dataset.

The National Wetlands Map III (NWM3) is a combination of NWM2 extracted from the National Land Cover 2000 dataset and the Waterbodies of the 1:50 000 of topomaps from Chief Directorate Surveys and Mapping (CDSM). These two datasets were further categorized into natural waterbodies, artificial waterbodies and unclassified waterbodies.

This layer includes the threat status, protection level and condition of the Sub-Antarctic Marine Threat Status and Protection level assessed for the National Biodiversity Assessment 2018

Latest update of the Sub-Antarctic Marine Ecosystem Map

This layer includes the threat status and protection level of the Marine Ecosystems 2018 assessed for the National Biodiversity Assessment 2018

NBA2018_Terrestrial Ecosystem Threat Status and Protection Level forms a key part of the National Biodiversity Assessment. More details can be found in NBA 2018 Technical Report Volume 1: Terrestrial Realm, http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12143/6370

Latest update of the Sub-Antarctic Terrestrial Ecosystem map which is synonymous with the map of the vegetation of Marion and the Prince Edward Islands in the National Vegetation Map Project. This is the first update since 2006 and includes an edit to shift the 2006 National Vegetation Map polygon for Prince Edward island (which was offset from the imagery of the island in the 2006 version) to its correct position which now aligns with global imagery.

CAPE Lowlands Renosterveld Natural Vegetation Remnants. Remnants of natural vegetation within the Cape Lowlands Renosterveld planning domain, including the central domain and 5 km buffer area (see text above and infosheet for “planning domain”). Remaining natural vegetation is further divided into a) renosterveld vegetation, and b) other (non-renosterveld) vegetation.

Vegetation types for South Africa, Lesotho and Swaziland (subset per municipality in South Africa for the Municipal Biodiversity Summary Project).