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27,611 datasets
Fisheries and Oceans Canada's Coastal Environmental Baseline Program collected ecological information on the current state of key coastal ecosystems. The data includes physical, chemical, and biological baseline measurements from projects undertaken from 2018 to 2022 at six coastal sites across Canada. It supports evidence-based assessments and management decisions for preserving marine ecosystems.
BLM Idaho Range Improvement Poly is a geodatabase consolidating locations of rangeland structures on Bureau of Land Management land in Idaho. The dataset includes polygon features for structures like water troughs, fences, and reservoirs, with data migrated from historic paper systems and the automated Range Improvement Project System (RIPS). It is a work in progress, lacking data from the Coeur d'Alene and Cottonwood field offices and containing potentially incomplete attributes.
A geodatabase consolidating range improvement locations on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land in Idaho. The data includes point, line, and polygon features for structures like water troughs, fences, and wildlife guzzlers, first tracked in the 1960s. It is a work in progress and does not include all projects, with some field offices yet to migrate their data.
A geodatabase consolidating point, line, and polygon features for range improvement structures on BLM-managed land in Idaho. The data originates from the Range Improvement Project System (RIPS), which has tracked inventory, status, and maintenance since the 1960s. This is a work in progress, lacking data from some field offices and containing potentially incomplete attributes.
A geological dataset on the Quaternary evolution of plateau regions in the northern Ruby Range, southwest Yukon Territory. The dataset is provided by the Government of Yukon and was last updated in March 2026. Specific metrics on rows, columns, and size are unknown.
A 2026 study from the Government of Yukon investigates the ecological consequences of recreation on subarctic-alpine tundra as a planning tool for sustainable visitor management in protected areas. The dataset includes experimental assessments and predictive modeling outputs.
Conodont taxonomy and biostratigraphy data from Middle Ordovician to Silurian (Wenlock) basinal strata. The dataset originates from the Road River Formation in the Richardson Mountains of northern Yukon Territory. Row and column counts are unknown.
ANATOBIRD is a morphology-informed computational modeling framework for simulating the optical response of iridescent feather structures. The model integrates microstructural geometry, including barbule inclination, with nanoscale multilayer architecture composed of melanin, keratin, and air layers. It was authored by Ana Maria Valencia Palacios and last updated on April 20, 2026.
New York State provides point location data for wildlife viewing sites featured in the official New York Wildlife Viewing Guide. The dataset includes sites designated as Watchable Wildlife Sites. It was last updated by the State of New York in April 2026.
Spatial data from the Water Corporation representing settlement ponds for treated wastewater. The dataset provides infrastructure locations for sewer treatment plants, last updated in March 2026 by the Spatial Reporting team.
Parks Canada provides an annual composite measure of invasive species presence in Prince Edward Island National Park forest ecosystems. The dataset includes two annual field measurements: the percentage of forest ecosystem with invasive species present (measured across 244, 441 m2 quadrats) and the percentage of total forest area in hectares with invasive species present. It tracks four invasive plants and one insect.
Parks Canada staff collect exuviae from dragonflies and damselflies in four shallow water ponds twice per year during peak emergence periods. The objective is to acquire baseline data on species diversity and relative abundance within park wetlands. Taxonomic diversity and abundance are compared against historical levels to assess ecological integrity.
2026-03-24 updated asset registry for water treatment plant management by Water Corporation's Asset Registration team. The dataset provides geospatial and descriptive information for plant assets, available in multiple formats including WFS, WMS, GEOJSON, and SHP.
Oregon State University collected this lichen monitoring data for the National Park Service during the summer of 2012. The field work was conducted in Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve, following a specific terrestrial vegetation monitoring protocol for Arctic Alaska. The data is associated with CESU agreement # H8W07060001.
1983 onwards, this dataset tracks the evolution of the Nisab of Zakat in Algeria. The Nisab is the minimum wealth threshold for Zakat eligibility, a key concept in Islamic finance. The data is sourced from Kaggle, but the specific author and collection method are unknown.
March 2026 data provides mailing addresses and contact details for primary offices of Fisheries and Oceans Canada. The dataset includes geospatial coordinates and tabular contact information, available in ESRI REST and CSV formats. It is published bilingually in English and French by the department.
Geospatial data from the Government of Québec details local and regional wildlife protection office locations. Available formats include SHP, GEOJSON, HTML, and CSV. The dataset was last updated in March 2026.
Fisheries and Oceans Canada provides biological data for all fish caught during the 2012 Beaufort Sea Marine Fishes Project expedition. The dataset includes identification, weight, multiple length measurements, liver weight, gonad weight, sex, and maturity level.
A vegetation map tile for California's Great Valley Ecoregion, compiled from four distinct source datasets including the 2024 Suisun Marsh update. The compilation uses an erase tool to resolve overlaps, ensuring the most recent data is displayed. Vegetation is attributed to the Group, Alliance, or Macrogroup level of the state and national vegetation hierarchy.
California's FRAP program maintains a historical GIS dataset of wildland fire perimeters across public and private lands, updated annually with data from the previous fire season. The collection includes fires back to 1878, with current collection criteria based on acreage and impact thresholds. This dataset represents the most complete digital record of fire perimeters in the state, though it is known to be incomplete.