Movebank.org Website Review

We help an*mal tracking researchers to manage, share, protect, an*lyze, and archive their data. The an*mal tracking data in Movebank Several new tools, on and off of Movebank, are now available for Movebank's Environmental Data Automated Track Annotation System System LINK ENVIRONMENTAL DATA TO MORE THAN JUST AN*MAL TRACKS: There is a new interface in Movebank to request annotations for generic time-location records—for example, over a breeding period or simulated migration—and gridded rasters—for example, across an 100th dataset! These curated publications include 44 million locations and describe nearly 5,000 an*mals and 98 species—data that underly 135 published an*lyses in 55 journals by 381 authors. In other news, growth as well as examples of valuable insights that can be gained through the sharing and re-use of an*mal movement data. 10 Jan and will likely remain offline until 18 Jan. Please contact [email protected] with questions. ECMWF variables are back, and the following MODIS Land products are also now active in Env-DATA: The MODIS Ocean products in Env-DATA have been updated to access the 2014.0 reprocessed mapped Aqua and Terra data now provided by MODIS We begin the new year in the midst of continued growth and new beginnings, and with a request for feedback. Researchers are currently (see charts below) reflects both an increase in users and an increasing number of high-resolution tags recording an*mal movements In 1968, a fence was constructed in northern Botswana to keep domestic livestock safe from wild predators. For zebras living at the Okavango Delta, this was an unfortunate development, because the fence blocked their access to the Makgadikgadi gras*lands, where they went every year at the start of the rainy season in spring to spend the summer foraging on protein- and nutrient-rich gras*es. For 36 years, the Last fall, Movebank worked with the CONVENTION ON MIGRATORY SPECIES (CMS) to help draft a resolution on The Role of Ecological Networks