The National Coastal and Marine CBA Map is built using a series of input layers in two classes: biodiversity features; and design elements. In Version 1.2 there are 976 biodiversity features and design elements.

present a map of Critical Biodiversity Areas (CBAs) and Ecological Support Areas (ESAs), or “CBA Map”, based on a systematic biodiversity plan. These guidelines set out the rationale for CBA Maps, and provide minimum technical requirements as well as recommended good practice for developing these maps, based on the collective experi-

This is the Map of Critical Biodiversity Areas and Ecological Support Areas (CBA Map) produced by the Limpopo Conservation Plan V2 (LCPv2, 2013), and updated consecutively and individually for the Waterberg (2015), Mopani (2016), Vhembe (2017), Sekhukhune (2018) and Capricorn (2018) district municipalities as part the compilation of bioregional ...

The CBA map delineates Critical Biodiversity Areas (CBAs), Ecological Support Areas (ESAs), Other Natural Areas (ONAs), Protected Areas (PAs), and areas that have been irreversibly modified from their natural state.

What is a CBA Map? A CBA Map is a spatial plan for ecological sustainability. It shows the places that are priorities for conserving species and ecosystems, and for maintaining natural ecological processes. The network of protected areas, Critical Biodi-versity Areas (CBAs) and Ecological Support Areas (ESAs) is

The Northern Cape CBA Map identifies biodiversity priority areas, called Critical Biodiversity Areas (CBAs) and Ecological Support Areas (ESAs), which, together with protected areas, are important for the persistence of a viable representative sample of all ecosystem types and species as well as the long-term ecological functioning of the ...

2017年6月1日 · Technical guidelines for CBA Maps: Guidelines for developing a map of Critical Biodiversity Areas & Ecologi- cal Support Areas using systematic biodiversity planning. First Edition (Beta...

2022年12月4日 · The National Coastal and Marine Spatial Biodiversity Plan comprises a map of Critical Biodiversity Areas (CBA Map) and accompanying sea-use guidelines. The CBA Map presents a spatial plan for the marine environment, designed to inform planning and decision-making in support of sustainable development.

What do the CBA Guidelines cover? • What are CBA Maps? • Principles and essential characteristics – based on systematic biodiversity planning • Input layers • Setting biodiversity targets • Spatial analysis • Template for land‐use guidelines • Cartographic guidelines • Supporting GIS data

Access the National Coastal and Marine Spatial Biodiversity Plan Version 1.2, including the National Coastal and Marine Map of Critical Biodiversity Areas and Ecological Support Areas (CBA Map) and sea-use guidelines.