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Flying yellow wagtail
Micro algeas
Close up of dandelion
Close up of butterfly egg
Red fox staring at photographer
Red jellyfish
Acorns
Hovering dragonfly
Gulärla

Motacilla flava by Johan Bäckman (CC-BY-NC)

Mikroalger

Chaetoceros didymus by Ann-Turi Skjevik (CC-BY-NC)

Maskros

Taraxacum by Steve Humber (CC-BY-NC)

Fjärilsägg

Egg of the butterfly Polygonia c-album by Gilles San Martin (CC-BY-SA 2.0)

Rödräv

Vulpes vulpes by Johan Bäckman (CC-BY-NC)

Röd brännmanet

Cyanea capillata by W. Carter (CC-BY-NC)

Ek
Trollsända

Aeshna cyanea by Johan Bäckman (CC-BY-NC)

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  • SBDI in a nutshell

    Watch and learn

    A number of clips are now availble introducing SBDI and showcasing key functionality of tools and services. What is SBDI?… [Read more and watch].

  • R-tools

    Courses and training

    Here you find links to training courses, online modules, and webinar recordings for education in biodiversity informatics. [Go to courses and training].

  • Genetics and monitoring

    Ongoing research

    Read about examples of active research groups and scientific networks in Sweden, which either utilize data from SBDI, or feed data into our system. [Go to ongoing research].

News

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Sep 23

New National Portal for Swedish Research Data

The work on a new portal for Swedish Research Data has begun. This portal is one of the major goals...
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Jun 23

GBIF Report Reveals Returns on Investments

The Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) has published a report shedding light on the returns yielded by investments in their...
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Collage of marine species

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Jun 23

Guide on how to publish DNA-derived data on marine life

There is now an updated version of a guide to publishing sequence-based data. It is a practical guide for holders...
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SBDI BRINGS BIODIVERSITY DATA TOGETHER

SDBI aggregates biodiversity data from multiple sources and makes it available and usable online. It is the largest collection of freely available biodiversity data in Sweden.

MAKING THE MOST OF BIODIVERSITY DATA

Biodiversity data about plants, animals and fungi and their habitats may be used to educate and inform and in environmental decision-making, state of the environment assessments and restoration and rewilding.

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SBDI is developed in collaboration with the Living Atlases community, and includes the Swedish node of the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF).

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SBDI is made possible by contributions from its partners and financers: