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Amazon Basin Biodiversity Information Facility (ABBIF)

The Amazon region is one of the richest and most diverse areas of our planet. However, most of the biodiversity information about the Amazon Basin is neither readily available nor accessible. Access to taxonomic information (scientific names and synonymic lists) and specimen data (primary data, including geospatial information) is fundamental to science, conservation, planning and decision-making at all levels.

ABBIF aims at building a decentralized, coordinated data infrastructure for the Amazon region, mobilizing biodiversity data from collections, projects and other scientific activities. This project is based on a broad participation of local institutions and scientists and also the active involvement and collaboration of large repositories of Amazonian data in Europe and North America.

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