Data and maps

Main pathways of introduction of marine non-indigenous species in regional seas of Europe

03 Mar 2015

This figure shows the relative importance (%) of the main pathways of introduction of non-indigenous species (NIS) across regional seas of Europe in 2014.

Rate of introduction of marine non-indigenous species per pathway

03 Mar 2015

Aquaculture introductions of marine non-indigenous species in Europe's seas

03 Mar 2015

Main pathways of introduction of marine non-indigenous species

03 Mar 2015

Rate of introduction of marine non-indigenous species

03 Mar 2015

Exposure of ecosystems to eutrophication

02 Mar 2015

The maps show areas where critical loads for eutrophication of freshwater and terrestrial habitats are exceeded (CSI 005) by nitrogen depositions caused by emissions between 1980 (top left) and 2030 (bottom right)

Exposure of ecosystems to acidification

02 Mar 2015

The maps show the average accumulated exceedance of critical loads for acidification in 1980 (top left), 1990 (top right), 2000 (middle left), 2010 (middle right), 2020 under the revised Gothenburg Protocol scenario emission reduction agreements (bottom left) and 2030 assuming maximum technically feasible reduction (bottom right).

Conservation status, species by taxonomic group

28 Feb 2015

Conservation status of forest habitat types by region

28 Feb 2015

Conservation status by main type of habitats

28 Feb 2015

Terrestrial mean species abundance, globally and for selected world regions

28 Feb 2015

Terrestrial mean species abundance, expressed as percentage of the level that natural vegetation could support.

Broad scale Connectivity 2006 and trends 1990-2000-2006

24 Feb 2015

Connectivity (or isolation) is measured with a network-based habitat availability index that quantifies functional connectivity on the basis of the forest area, its spatial configuration, inter-patch distances, matrix permeability and specific dispersal capabilities of generic groups of forest-dwelling species.

Landscape mosaic pattern maps raster data years 2000 and 2006

24 Feb 2015

The landscape forest fragmentation in a given region is characterised from three measures: the cover share in ‘core natural’ pattern, in ‘mixed natural’ pattern and in ‘some natural’ pattern. The measures are based on the forest spatial pattern and the composition in terms of agriculture, artificial and natural/semi-natural surfaces in the immediate surroundings (~1km2) of each hectare of forest.