IUCN Red List API Client
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IUCN Red List API Client
An R package to generate ecologically-informed species range maps from occurrence data with seamless GBIF integration
Code and data repository for creating a habitat type map
Work collaboratively in IUCN Red List assessments and manage online biodiversity databases, including a graph-based taxonomy system, species traits and habitats, and species occurrences.
An open-source, community-driven SaaS (Species-as-a-Service) application.
R code used for the analyses of the paper: Spatial conservation prioritisation in data-poor countries: a quantitative sensitivity analysis using different taxa
redlist R package provides interface to access data from the IUCN Red List, designed to support conservation efforts and biodiversity research by enabling users to programmatically access up-to-date Red List data.
Working towards a rapid version of the IUCN extinction risk assessment process
Wilson et al. (2023) Roadmap to recovery revealed through the reintroduction of an IUCN Red List species
Preserving Biodiversity: An Integrated Approach Using R and the IUCN Red List for Rhinella Granulosa species
Repo to collate list of species that are in IUCN Red list and are critically endangered.
This project explains what the IUCN Red List is and provides a small software that allows to explore a wide range of animals (Chordata)
Python module used to download taxa for all bats from the IUCN Redlist and store in Excel.
ShinyApp - Data Science and Economics. Visualise, realise, make a change.
Tool enriching the list of (subspecies) with data from IUCN, GBIF and ancillary sources
A quantitative analysis of the temporal trends of IUCN conservation status of European herpetofauna
Python client and CLI for the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species API.
Map Population Changes of the Yellow-spotted River Turtle
R Code for correlating life history with status (threatened/invasive) of legumes
Personal project for invertebrate conservation exam
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