Who we are
The Biodiversity Informatics Facility at the American Museum of Natural History's
Center for Biodiversity and Conservation strives to utilize information technologies in biodiversity research and
applications while developing and promoting the effective use of these technologies for biodiversity conservation
around the world. This site provides a growing set of practical resources for those
interested in using information technologies for biodiversity conservation.
Click here to learn more
News
Applications are now being accepted for the Spring 2008 courses:
Practical Remote Sensing Methods for Conservation Biologists, April 14-18
Species Distribution Modeling Methods for Conservation Biologists, April 21-25
The Species Distribution Modeling site is now online!
Click here to learn more
Interactive Tools
A number of interactive tools are being developed to illustrate basic remote sensing concepts.
Click here to see all interactive tools.
They are also integrated into the
Guides section of the
Remote Sensing Resources site.
