Les oiseaux

Détails: Publié le lundi 26 avril 2010 02:53; Écrit par Andry Rakotomanjaka

En août 2006, il y avait en tout 31 espèces d'oiseaux de Madagascar sélectionnés par les experts selon leur statut IUCN en premier lieu, mais aussi par leur endémicité, leur rareté et leur niveau de menaces; pour être utilisés dans le processus de priorisation terrestre en vue de la création du Système d'Aires Protégées de Madagascar (SAPM) mené par le Groupe Priorisation.

Amaurornis olivieri, Anas bernieri, Anas melleri, Ardea humbloti, Ardeola idae, Aythya innotata, Berneria apperti, Brachypteracias leptosomus, Brachypteracias squamigera, Calicalicus rufocarpalis, Charadrius thoracicus, Circus macrosceles, Euryceros prevostii, Eutriorchis astur, Glareola ocularis, Haliaeetus vociferoides, Mesitornis unicolor, Mesitornis variegata, Monias benschi, Monticola erythronotus, Neodrepanis hypoxantha, Newtonia fanovanae, Oriolia bernieri, Phyllastrephus tenebrosus, Rallus madagascariensis, Sarothrura watersi, Tachybaptus pelzelnii, Tachybaptus rufolavatus, Tyto soumagnei, Uratelornis chimaera, Xenopirostris damii

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La compilation des actualités de la J.R.S Biodiversity Foundation pour le premier semestre 2015:

Les résultats d’une enquête indépendante sur la disponibilité et l’accessibilité des données en ligne de la JRS
L’appel aux nouveaux candidats pour leur Board Of Trustrees
L’attribution de financement pour 9 nouveaux projets, pour un montant de plus de $925,000
Les actualités internes de la JRS
La JRS Biodiversity Foundation et leurs bénéficiaires dans les médias
Les nouvelles publications sur la biodiversité
Les ateliers et conférences

January 2015 - July 2015

JRS News and Happenings

Dear Colleagues,

We're happy to share this compilation of news from the JRS Biodiversity Foundation and our grantees that we've posted this year.

JRS has a commitment to share what we're learning from our grantees. In that spirit, we publish the report highlighted below titled "Show me the Data." We hope that this is the first of many such publications from JRS and we welcome your comments and ideas.

JRS REPORT RELEASE

Show Me the Data!

We are pleased to announce the release of a study we commissioned on the accessibility of JRS grantee data. In 2014, JRS contracted Jante LLC to conduct an independent review of expected data products from 49 JRS-funded projects. The results suggested that biodiversity information was less discoverable and accessible than hoped. However, interviews with grantees provided the framework for a set of recommendations to projects with data-sharing goals, and formed the basis for a new JRS Data Sharing Policy. Read more here.

JRS News

JRS Seeks New Trustees for 2016

JRS invites you to suggest candidates for our international Board of Trustees for consideration to serve in 2016-2019. We seek talented leaders with a proven passion for JRS’ mission and expertise that combines at least two of: conservation, policy, organizational development or biodiversity informatics. Suggestions for candidates or inquires will be held in confidence and may be sent to nominations@jrsbiodiversity.org.

NEW GRANT ANNOUNCEMENTS

Welcome to the newest JRS Grantees

JRS announced nine grant awards during the second funding cycle of 2014, totaling more than $925,000 in project support and are pleased to announce our first 2015 grant to NatureServe for policy studies in South America:

Improving access to biodiversity information in Africa:

Improving access to biodiversity information in Latin America:

Biodiversity data policy research in Africa:

Biodiversity data policy research in South America:

NatureServe

JRS NEWS

Here's what's up at JRS...

In January, JRS welcomed the newest board member, Souleymane Konaté, Professor in ecology at the University Nangui Abrogoua (Côte d'Ivoire). Read more about Dr. Konaté here.

Glass Pockets, the Foundation Center's initiative to promote transparency in philanthropy, featured a post by Don on their Transparency Talk blog. Read the post here.

MEDIA COVERAGE

Grantees in the News

Read some of the press coverage highlights of JRS Grantee activities:

Louis Liebenberg advocates for the use of citizen science technologies like CyberTracker in democratizing biodiversity data collection (JRS News Item)
Premier of "The Bat Man of Mexico" BBC documentary featuring Rodrigo Medellín covered by Tim Sohn in the New Yorker. (JRS News Item). You can also read about how Medellín's work informed a tri-national agreement to protect bats here.
Voice America features an interview with Joyce Poole from ElephantVoices. (JRS News Item)
The American Scientist blog featured a post by David C. Blackburn from the California Academy of Sciences on the need for biology education in Africa. (JRS News Item)

DATA PRODUCTS AND RELEASES

Making Biodiversity Data Available

JRS grantees have released a number of new data products this year, documenting both historic biodiversity, and ongoing global changes. Read about each of the projects below on the JRS news site:

CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS

Meetings of the (Biodiversity) Minds

Conferences and workshops advance the JRS mission by facilitating collaboration and networking of biodiversity information professionals. In May, Africa Rising: Mobilizing biodiversity data for sustainable developmen t, funded in part by JRS, convened in Cape Town, South Africa with 100 delegates representing 21 African countries. The conference launched GBIF-led Biodiversity Information for Development, aimed at exploring ways to connect data generators to data users in the biodiversity data lifecycle (News Item).

Still upcoming is the Biodiversity Information Standards (TDWG) conference in Nairobi, Kenya (Sep 28-Oct 1). This os the first time the meeting will be held in Africa (read here), an effort supported by JRS with the goal of increasing the African voice in discussions about using biodiversity data in conservation.

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