WMS the dedicated JNCC webpage ]]> infoMapAccessService Falkland Islands Natural Capital Assessment Ness Smith SAERI Project manager, originator nessiesmith@hotmail.com no conditions apply None 3000 3000 text/xml image/jpeg image/png image/png; mode=16bit image/png; mode=8bit image/png; mode=1bit application/dxf application/pdf text/plain text/html text/xml application/vnd.ogc.gml application/vnd.ogc.gml/3.1.1 application/json application/geo+json image/jpeg image/png application/json text/xml text/xml XML NCA_general_FI the dedicated JNCC webpage ]]> infoMapAccessService Falkland Islands Natural Capital Assessment CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.970884 -57.357685 -52.951768 -50.91878 fauna CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.448358 -57.723783 -52.908768 -51.001823 Landmark_settlements CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.363922 -57.838557 -52.440562 -51.02855 striated_caracara_potential_breeders2015 A total of 79 islands surveyed out of a possible 145 were selected based on previous survey and anecdotal information (Strange 1996; Woods and Smith 1999; Woods 2007; FIG Island Database) that supported direct evidence of breeding pairs, either on specific islands or within island groups. Surveys of breeding pairs and potential breeding territories were carried out over the two austral summers of 2013 and 2014. To coincide with the peak breeding period during incubation and small chick rearing periods, work was carried out through November to January. Survey effort was conducted during 6 campaigns, two were undertaken from a yacht and landing on islands, and 4 were dedicated island visits to Steeple Jason (Jan 2013); Sea Lion Island (Jan 2013); Carcass Island (Jan 2013) and Grand Jason (Dec 2014). On land surveys each surveyor was assigned an area of coastline which was walked and a handheld GPS unit used to record waypoints for breeding territories and/or behaviour of adult breeding Striated Caracara. A total of six categories were selected based on previous survey methods (Woods and Smith 1999; Woods 2007) and count of pair was carried out for each category: 1. Adult sitting or chicks/eggs seen in nest; 2. Adults displaying or aggressive; 3. At least one adult in a possible breeding territory; 4. Empty nest with an adult or adults in area; 5. Empty nest with no adults; 6. Adult and nest seen but contents not confirmed. The attribute table inform whether the birds were present. 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Tussac data for all islands have been systematically entered according to the date of survey, listed under Tussac in the Visits field. Tussac cover data are sourced from field survey data and from Google Earth images. Field survey data were collected by Robin Woods (1997-2009) or Sally Poncet and Ken Passfield (2008-2013). For islands that were not surveyed, data has been obtained from Google Earth satellite images 2003-2012, by doing a rough 'eyeball estimate of the percentage of tussac cover visible on the satellite image. Data from the field surveys by Ian Strange and an analysis of 1950s aerial photography (Strange et al 1988) have not been entered in the database. Disclaimer: due to the wide range and variability of survey methodology and coverage, the data are not considered to be entirely reliable and should be used with caution. 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CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.003588 -57.766986 -52.323795 -51.264084 roads_east_west_network Valid in 2019, last update 2015 CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -60.842606 -57.770977 -52.243141 -51.295502 local_delivery_boat_route Main route followed by the Concordia Bay vessel in her cargo deliveries to camp settlements CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.357643 -57.667937 -52.44214 -51.14246 falkland_sound_ferry_route Route followed by Concordia Bay in connecting East and West Falkland CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -59.547243 -59.2006 -51.729735 -51.61819 protected_and_designated_areas CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.642748 -57.677609 -52.94429 -50.994013 terrestrial_nature_reserves The boundaries were digitised by Sian Nightingale/ Clare Cockwell from three sources: 1) from the maps accompanying the original designation orders; 2) from the farm boundary shape file digitised by DoA ; and 3) from GPS data. Because the NNR were digitised using multiple sources, the temporal extent of the data varies from area to area. The accuracy varies as well, above all for the NNRs that have been digitised from old maps because the fence lines used as boundaries are likely to not exist anymore or have been moved. Similarly, the boundaries drawn from the farm boundary shape files may have changed and are not anymore visible nowadays. Thus, the overall accuracy of the dataset is difficult to be assessed. Pdf of the old original designation orders are available on request. Currently there is not a list that identifies the data sources used to draw each NNRs (the only one known is thta Chartres Horse paddock has ben digitised using GPS). Information included in the attribute table is: ownership, ID code which comes from adding the id of the locality and the id of the name of the locality, IUNC status. Year:2014 Acknowledge:Falkland Islands Government CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.64181 -57.708049 -52.935301 -50.994016 confirmed_terrestrial_iba Important Bird Areas (IBAs) boundary data are supplied by Birdlife, then corrected by Bob Smith/Clare Cockwell to correspond with boundaries in the IBA directory. All the areas were associated to an code and an ownership: NGO, governmental and private. http://www.birdlife.org/datazone/site/search is the website that provides detail on the designation of each area. Falklands Conservation was engaged in the survey of the areas and in the confirmation of the sites. Year:2014 Acknowledge:Birdlife International CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.64181 -57.732218 -52.935142 -50.994013 important_plant_areas IPA boundaries were digitised by Rebecca Upson (Royal Botanic Gardens - Kew/London). The shape file is accompanied by a report "Important plant areas", published in 2012 by Falklands Conservation and available at the link below. The report should be used along with the dataset as it provides the contextual background on which the IPAs were identified. Each area has got a unique ID, a name, indication of the main location (island), and the ownership type (Governmental, NGO or private). Year:2012 Acknowledge:Falklands Conservation CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.386999 -57.711421 -52.314046 -51.219857 ramsar_sites The boundaries of the Ramsar sites were digitised manually by gathering information from two documents entitled: 6UK011map and 54005sealion2a. Year:2014 Acknowledge:SAERI CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -59.166454 -58.332926 -52.467853 -51.867616 kbas KBAs identified in the Falkland Islands were generated as part of the BEST Initiative, service contract 07.0307.2013/666363/SER/B2, for the European Commission, 2016. The limit of each KBA is identified as a polygon. The attribute table shows the KBA ID, Name, Area (hectares), Biome, Priority status and the Final KBA ID. Please cite source of the data as: Regional ecosystem profile - South Atlantic Region. 2016. EU Outermost Regions and Overseas Countries and Territories, Maria Taylor, Tara Pelembe & Paul Brickle. BEST, Service contract 07.0307.2013/666363/SER/B2, European Commission, 209 p + 3 Appendices CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.642513 -57.697944 -52.941964 -50.994013 falklands_singlepoly20170131_copy CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.642748 -57.677609 -52.94429 -50.994016 minefields CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.342017 -57.723745 -52.242698 -51.02864 landmarks CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.342017 -57.838557 -52.242698 -51.02864 camp_minefields_2018 Due to demining activities currently in operation on the islands this layer is likely to change in the near future CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -60.121444 -58.227743 -51.998881 -51.580611 stanley_minefields_2018 Due to demining activities currently in operation on the islands this layer is likely to change in the near future CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -58.052771 -57.723745 -51.75363 -51.620343 Fi_SRTM_30mUTM21S_clip CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.654947 -57.658111 -53.001076 -50.913045 falklands_singlepoly20170131 CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -61.642748 -57.677609 -52.94429 -50.994016 bathy_layer CRS:84 EPSG:4326 EPSG:32721 -73.455896 -19.433129 -57.468079 9.549025