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The graph shows a comparison at national level of percentage of area covered by Natura2000 sites inside and outside mountains, as well as the percentage of mountainous areas by country.
The chart shows the distribution of NDA in Europe Countries for all countries with data Tags / keywords: National Designated Areas, outside and inside mountain massifs, Europe, biodiversity protection.
The chart shows the distribution of nationally-designated areas in mountain massifs across Europe
The GLORIA target regions in Europe. Vascular plant species richness (total and endemic species; data pooled from four summit sites per region) is shown for the initial 18 GLORIA-Europe regions.
The map shows hotspots of plant, bird and mammal diversity in Europe based on richness and narrow endemism
The chart shows the percentage of HNV-farmland overlapping with Natura2000, both in- and outside mountainous areas at a national scale.
FARO-EU (Foresight Analysis of Rural areas Of Europe) rural typology.
Four distinct charts showing comparison of wilderness areas between massifs and between countries.
Areas covered by the proposed mountain corridor between the Cantabric Mountains and the Western Alps
The graph shows the proportions of habitat types in each massif classified by conservation status.
The map shows protected areas and Natura 2000 areas within the Cantabrian Mountains- Pyrenees-Alps corridor.
The map shows the National Designated Areas within each European Mountain Massif
The graph shows the distribution of the Natura2000 sites over the European mountain massifs.
The chart shows habitats in favourable conservation status in EU Member States, inside and outside mountain areas
The maps shows High Nature Value farmland in the mountains of Turkey, defined as areas above 750 m.
The pie charts show the relative distribution of a number of habitats types, defined by the Annex I of the Habitats Directive, across the massifs.
The graph summarizes links between 9 main habitat groups distinguished by the Annex I of the Habitat Directive and mountain regions. Three types of relations are distinguished: mountain habitat; both mountain and non-mountain habitat; non-mountain habitat.
The maps shows Overlaps of HNV farmland and LFA designations in Spain and Portugal.
Land use development of the East Carpathians Biosphere Reserve in 3 time series (1949, 1987, 2003) identified from aerial photographs
For references, please go to https://www.eea.europa.eu/themes/biodiversity/dm or scan the QR code.
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