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Wetlands, functional wetland types, wetland groupings and corresponding SA veg types for the priority area of the Witzenberg Municipality.
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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
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First version of an integrated coast map including coastal ecosystem types from the terrestrial, marine, and estuarine realms
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The NBA2018 cumulative marine pressure dataset combines 31 marine pressure datasets (e.g. the location of 20 fishery activities, petroleum activities etc). Pressure data is a key input into assessing ecosystem condition.
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Latest update of the Sub-Antarctic Marine Ecosystem Map
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NBA2018_Terrestrial Ecosystem Threat Status and Protection level remaining extent layer is associated with the NBA2018_Terrestrial Ecosystem Threat Status and Protection level. While the a NBA2018_Terrestrial Ecosystem Threat Status and Protection level remaining extent provides the data for Protection level and threat status for the historical (pre 1750AD) extent of the terrestrial ecosystems, this layer shows the protection level and threat status of the current remaining extent of terrestrial ecosystems. More detail can be found in NBA 2018 Technical Report Volume 1: Terrestrial Realm, http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12143/6370
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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
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The Northern Cape CBA Map identifies biodiversity priority areas, called Critical Biodiversity Areas (CBAs) and Ecological Support Areas (ESAs) which, together with protected areas, are important for the persistence of a viable representative sample of ecosystems and species, as well as the long-term ecological functioning of the landscape as a whole. The “reasons” layer is based on the planning units used in the spatial analysis, and provides a list of biodiversity and ecological features found in each planning unit, which contribute to the biodiversity target.
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First assessment of the integrated coast map including coastal ecosystem types from the terrestrial, marine, and estuarine realms and forms a key part of the National Biodiversity Assessment
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The NBA2018 cumulative marine pressure dataset combines 31 marine pressure datasets (e.g. the location of 20 fishery activities, petroleum activities etc). Pressure data is a key input into assessing ecosystem condition.