The European Commission has financed - with ca. 5 ML Euros - one of
the most im****tant projects worldwide devoted to biodiversity and
education: KeyToNature.
Centered on the identification of organisms on-line, the project
started a few months ago (September 3rd, 2007) and will run for three
years. The 14 partners from 11 European countries include both
biologists producing interactive tools for the identification of
organisms, and experts in education and IPRs (Intellectual Property
Rights).
KeyToNature has just started, but it can already offer a wealth of
interesting tools for identifying an animal, a plant, a fungus...
Just have a look here:
www.dryades.eu
or here:
www.keytonature.eu
Pier Luigi Nimis
(Coordinator of KeyToNature)
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