elurikkus.ee
Public portal aggregating Estonian biodiversity data, species records and observations from research, monitoring and citizen science
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About elurikkus.ee
eElurikkus is a public portal that brings together information on Estonian biodiversity. It combines data from taxonomy, ecology, phylogenetics and nature-conservation databases, built on the PlutoF data management platform. The portal reports 45,580 species and over 7 million records.
Data owners are individuals, working groups and institutions. Tools listed alongside the portal include the PlutoF workspace for data management, PlutoF GO for mobile data collection, Minu loodusheli for recording sound observations and Legulus for data collection. The portal lists six data resources and six partners.
The portal publishes data through GBIF, DataCite (DOI) and GenBank. Its development is run by a research group in biodiversity informatics and biosystematics led by Prof. Urmas Kõljalg, together with the PlutoF IT team.
Product: Public biodiversity data portal for Estonian species, observations and occurrence records, with PlutoF data management tools.
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