STATUS AND TRENDS OF COLOMBIAN CONTINENTAL BIODIVERSITY
An annual publication, composed of contributions from all the programs of the Humboldt Institute, that aims to inform the country about the situation of Colombian continental biodiversity in an appropriate, contextualized, and pertinent manner.
BIODIVERSITY2015
BIODIVERSITY2016
2015 • 101
Biological Collections are Natural Heritage
2015 • 102
The Biological Collections of the Humboldt Institute
2015 • 103
The Inventory of Colombian Diversity at a Species Level
2015 • 104
Genetic Information in the Colombian Context
2015 • 105
Amphibians in Colombia
2015 • 106
Biological Diversity in Paramo Ecosystems
2015 • 107
The Forests of Colombia
2015 • 108
Biological Records of the Colombian Tropical Dry Forest
2015 • 109
The Crocodilians of Colombia
2015 • 201
The Impact of Red Data Books (2002-2012) on the Conservation of Freshwater Fishes in Colombia
2015 • 202
The Tropical Dry Forest in Colombia
2015 • 203
The Continental Fishery Resource in Colombia
2015 • 204
Changes in Paramo Land Covers
2015 • 205
Wetlands and Human Activities
2015 • 206
The Red List of Terrestrial Ecosystems in Colombia
2015 • 207
Forests, Savannas, and Paramos
2015 • 301
The National Pollinator Strategy
2015 • 302
Biodiversity in Decision Making
2015 • 303
Protected Areas: Trends, Networks, and Governance
2015 • 304
Beyond Protected Areas
2015 • 305
The Protection of Paramos
2015 • 306
Large Scale Connectivity as a Key Tool for Conservation in Colombia
2015 • 307
Legal Instruments for the Protection of the Paramos
2015 • 308
Ecological Restoration
2015 • 309
Cattle Raising Landscapes
2015 • 401
Inclusion of Values and Environmental Conflicts in the Orotoy Basin
2015 • 402
Strategies for the Integrated Management of Biodiversity
2015 • 403
An Approach to Conflicts for Natural Resources
2015 • 404
Biodiversity and Post-Conflict
2015 • 405
Relationships of Biodiversity, Water, and Energy
2015 • 406
Collective Territories and Biodiversity
2015 • 407
Regional Benefits Related to the Water Resources of High Mountain Ecosystems
2015 • 408
Characterization of Ecosystem Services in an Area of Orinoquia's Foothills
2015 • 409
Wetlands and Human Well-being
2015 • 410
Making the Invisible Visible
2015 • 411
Wild Relatives, Transgenic Organisms, and the Conservation of Genetic Resources
