PPBio promotes training courses for employees of environmental agencies and other interested parties in the investigation of biodiversity and scientific exchange and collaboration between partners.
Check the schedule of past and present events here.
Taxonomic identification is a key step in studies of biodiversity. For relatively well-known groups, PPBio promotes the production of species identification guides in a colorful format with excellent quality graphics written for a mixed audience, made up of scientists, students, tourists and others. The introductory sections, which occupy much of the content of the books are complete enough to be used by high school students in school projects. These guides are available for free in electronic format.
The planning, design, maintenance, and management of the PPBio site is carried out with effort of many researchers and students. To ensure recognition of their work, we ask that you:
- Cite in your publications any information has been extracted.
- In your publications and presentations, funding agencies and members of the repository team that are not co-authors must be clearly acknowledged.
To be useful to scientists, professionals and policy makers involved in environmental management , a dataset should be correctly stored, organised and structured and always be accompanied by detailed explanations, including information on how the data was collected, where, by whom and when - the so-called Primary
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