Species monitoring, defined here as the repeated, systematic collection of data to detect
long‐term changes in the populations of wild species, is a vital component of conservation …

Evidence-based decision-making in natural resource management and conservation is
often constrained by lack of robust biodiversity data. Technology offers opportunities for …

Measuring progress toward international biodiversity targets requires robust information on
the conservation status of species, which the International Union for Conservation of Nature …

Conserving species biodiversity demands decisive and effective action. Effective action
requires an understanding of species population dynamics. Therefore, robust measures …

Many conservation managers, policy makers, businesses and local communities cannot
access the biodiversity data they need for informed decision-making on natural resource …

There is an urgent need for comprehensive global biodiversity data, particularly for highly
threatened taxa such as frogs. Some of the most dramatic frog population declines, globally …

Since the adoption of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in 2015, the world
oceans, to which a specific goal was assigned, have been high on the global agenda. At the …

Africa is experiencing extensive biodiversity loss due to rapid changes in the environment,
where natural resources constitute the main instrument for socioeconomic development and …

Professionals working in practical conservation management and scientists often complain
about an information gap between science and practice. Which kinds of information sources …

Better scientific knowledge of the poorly-known deep sea and areas beyond national
jurisdiction (ABNJ) is key to its conservation, an urgent need in light of increasing …