Conservation

British Columbia’s Conservation Data Centre collects and shares information about wildlife and ecosystems at risk.

The Atlantic Canada Conservation Data Centre provides biodiversity information for the region.

Ontario's Natural Heritage Information Centre tracks biodiversity and conducts field research on priority species and areas.

NatureServe shares biodiversity data and information to support conservation across North America.

Mongabay publishes conservation and environmental science news, with reporting on ecosystems and communities.

BirdLife DataZone provides biodiversity data, knowledge and tools for conservation decision-makers and practitioners.

The INFRA-ART Spectral Library supports heritage science and conservation with searchable reference material and sample spectra.

BioVeL provides references on biodiversity science, including population ecology, conservation, and species loss.

SBDI brings together Swedish biodiversity records and tools for research, education, and conservation.

The Smithsonian's National Zoo offers live webcams showing animals including pandas, elephants, lions and naked mole-rats.

Protected Planet provides data on protected areas and conservation measures, with global statistics updated from submitted records.

An IEEE Spectrum essay argues that AI for Good campaigns can miss underlying social problems and involve questionable data mining.

Lost and Found Nature shares resources about conservation and public engagement with nature.

Explore GIS datasets about the Halton Watershed through Conservation Halton's public Open Data Hub.

Stirling Council's open data site covers population, planning, schools, transport, environment, housing, finance, and local records.

Pennsylvania’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources provides an open data portal.

Search spatial and tabular datasets and applications from the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority repository.