Access information held by SANBI on South Africa's biodiversity. Use our resources for decision-making, planning and research.
South Africa has a wealth of valuable, natural resources which are under threat of degradation by competing land-uses.
The primary sectors of industry (agriculture, mining and other activities) need not negatively impact conservation.
Providing guidance on using biodiversity data models to map the distribution of species based on habitat suitability.
Learn about Biodiversity Forums and international and Africa-wide regional engagement.
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Useful documents, manuals and links concerning biodiversity information at SANBI.
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On this page you can find biodiversity stewardship resources. Business Case for Biodiversity Stewardship: Biodiversity Stewardship Business Case Factsheet Business Case for Biodiversity Stewardship 2017 Guidelines: Biodiversity Stewardship Guideline 2009 Biodiversity Stewardship Guideline 2018 Communal and Land Reform Stewardship: Biodiversity Stewardship for Communities Factsheet
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Updated on July 29, 2020
Participants of the 2018 Biodiversity Planning Forum SANBI hosted the 15th annual Biodiversity Planning Forum at Cape St Francis Resort, Eastern Cape from the 19 – 22 June 2018. There was a key focus on the National Biodiversity Assessment (NBA) 2018. This was introduced by a panel discussion highlighting the achievements on the journey … Read more
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The 2nd National Biodiversity Stewardship Conference brought together over 100 delegates representing national, provincial and local government departments, community beneficiaries, non-governmental organisations and academic institutions to engage, to learn, to share their success stories and their challenges. The conference provided a platform for identifying emerging opportunities that can help to address the social and economic … Read more
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