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Bioblitz 2013 Copenhagen Denmark

Dataset homepage

Citation

Lindegaard Pedersen M, Calabuig I (2016). Bioblitz 2013 Copenhagen Denmark. Version 6.1. Natural History Museum of Denmark. Occurrence dataset https://doi.org/10.15468/gkcp4x accessed via GBIF.org on 2018-10-18.

Description

Bioblitz 2013 - A snapshot of the biodiversity of the city. Bioblitz 2013 was a public “hunt” for species in a specific area – the “Østre Anlæg” public park in the centre of Copenhagen, Denmark. It took place on May 17, 2013 and the aim was to see how many different species could be found in the course of a single day at a single site. Children, adults, students and museum researchers worked together to map the diversity of species in the selected locality. Plants, fungi and animals - all the life they could possibly find. All collected species were identified with qualified help from the Natural History Museum of Denmark’s researchers and associated experts, and were recorded in a designated registration system, so that the results could be saved for the future. The recording system was developed in collaboration with DanBIF (www.DanBIF.dk) and project www.allearter.dk. Within one day, a total of 734 recordings were made and 342 species were identified.

Sampling Description

Method steps

Taxonomic Coverages

  1. Animalia
    rank: kingdom
  2. Fungi
    rank: kingdom
  3. Plantae
    rank: kingdom
  4. Chromista
    rank: kingdom
  5. Protozoa
    rank: kingdom

Geographic Coverages

Copenhagen, Denmark

Bibliographic Citations

Contacts

Mia Lindegaard Pedersen
originator
position: Communicator at the Museum School service
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Universitetsparken 15
Copenhagen OE
DK-2100
DK
email: mia.pedersen@snm.ku.dk
homepage: http://snm.ku.dk/english/
Isabel Calabuig
metadata author
position: Node manager
DanBIF, Natural History Museum of denmark
Universitetsparken 15
Copenhagen OE
DK-2100
DK
email: icalabuig@snm.ku.dk
homepage: http://danbif.dk/
Mia Lindegaard Pedersen
administrative point of contact
position: Communicator at the Museum School service
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Universitetsparken 15
Copenhagen OE
DK-2100
DK
email: mia.pedersen@snm.ku.dk
homepage: http://snm.ku.dk/english/
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