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Next Generation Biodiversity Observation Network

Objectif

Biodiversity is declining across terrestrial, marine, and freshwater ecosystems. Current monitoring is fragmented, with gaps, inconsistent methods, and limited interoperability, constraining evidence-based conservation. Meeting EU Biodiversity Strategy 2030, Nature Restoration Regulation, and Kunming-Montréal Framework targets requires coordinated, standardized monitoring for policy-relevant indicators.
With NextBON, we advance through a scalable, tiered blueprint integrating genomic, remote sensing, and data science methods. Our consortium unites 22 institutions from 16 countries for pan-European implementation. Tier 1 employs EU-wide satellite imagery to track ecosystem and land cover trends. Tier 2 enables national and habitat-specific assessments monitoring priority species and communities. Tier 3 conducts intensive local field studies with IoT sensors, eDNA/genomics, and in-situ methods to collect fine-scale biodiversity and process data.
We harmonize Essential Biodiversity Variables, adopt standardized protocols, and apply FAIR principles for interoperability, letting Member States adapt monitoring intensity while ensuring compatibility. Using genomics, remote sensing, AI, and citizen science, we expand taxonomic coverage to detect cryptic and deep-sea species missed by traditional monitoring. This advanced sampling bridges scientific observation and policy.
We deliver consistent, comparable data for EU-wide and global analyses, supporting science and policy. We work with key infrastructures (LifeWatch ERIC, EMBRC, eLTER) and the EC Knowledge Centre for Biodiversity to make data accessible and useful in policy, including IPBES assessments. By shifting from reactive counting to predictive ecosystem assessment and early warning, we establish enduring capacity for adaptive biodiversity management and conservation.

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HORIZON-RIA - HORIZON Research and Innovation Actions

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Appel à propositions

(s’ouvre dans une nouvelle fenêtre) HORIZON-CL6-2025-01

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Coordinateur

KOBENHAVNS UNIVERSITET
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 1 090 150,00
Coût total
€ 1 090 150,00

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