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The Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) was established in 2001 to facilitate access to the world's supply of primary scientific data on biodiversity for policymakers, research scientists and the general public.

GBIF’s focus is on data about species and individual specimens representing those species, although links are also made to ecological and genetic data. Australia is a financial member of GBIF, one of 25 voting participants, and a member of the Governing Board.

Please note: This program is not administered by the NHMRC, and information provided on this page is indicative only. Interested parties should refer to the GBIF website for definitive information on this program.

More information: Global Biodiversity Information Facility website

Page reviewed: 4 March, 2011

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