Important Bird Area

E61992

An Important Bird Area is a globally recognized site identified by BirdLife International as critical for the conservation of bird populations and their habitats.


Statements (50)
Predicate Object
instanceOf conservation designation
protected area classification
site-based conservation tool
aimsTo conserve bird populations
protect bird habitats
appliesTo coastal sites
forest sites
freshwater sites
grassland sites
island sites
marine sites
terrestrial sites
wetland sites
contributesTo global biodiversity conservation
maintenance of ecological networks
dataUsedIn environmental impact assessments
international conservation policy
protected area gap analyses
definedBy BirdLife International
focusesOn sites of global significance for birds
hasAbbreviation IBA
hasAssessmentMethod standardized global criteria
hasConservationOutcome identification of priority sites for birds
support for habitat protection measures
hasCriterion presence of biome-restricted bird species
presence of restricted-range bird species
presence of threatened bird species
sites holding large congregations of birds
hasScope global
identifiedBy conservation scientists
national BirdLife partners
ornithologists
isPartOf BirdLife International site network
monitoredBy BirdLife International
citizen scientists
local conservation organizations
notNecessarily legally protected
relatedTo Key Biodiversity Area
Ramsar site
UNESCO World Heritage Site
supports endemic bird species
large bird congregations
migratory bird species
threatened bird species
usedBy conservation planners
governments
non-governmental organizations
usedFor monitoring bird population trends
prioritizing conservation actions
protected area designation proposals


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