My GeoServer WFSThis is a description of your Web Feature Server. The GeoServer is a full transactional Web Feature Server, you may wish to limit GeoServer to a Basic service level to prevent modificaiton of your geographic data.WFS, WMS, GEOSERVERhttp://geoserver.sourceforge.net/html/index.phpNONENONEgeonode:belize_protected_areas_allThis layer illustrates all types of protected areas in Belize, both marine and terrestrial.features, belize_protected_areas_allEPSG:26716geonode:belize_settlements_point_1This layer illustrates the various settlements in Belize.belize_settlements_point_1, featuresEPSG:26716geonode:land_use_wgs_84This dataset shows Land use classification based on ground truthed aerial photogaphy. They are approximately five classifications. This data was provided by the Coastal Zone Management Unit of Barbados ca.1997.Land Management, Land use, Land cover classification, land_use_wgs_84, featuresEPSG:32621geonode:roads_wgs84The Barbados road network was digitized from the 1:10000 (12 sheets) topographic maps produced by the Directorate of Overseas Surveys, Ordnance Survey, United Kingdom 1986. Each topographic map was scanned and registered to the Barbados National Grid and then reprojected to WGS84 Zone 20 before digitizing. Digitization was preformed in ArcGIS 8.3 and enhanced with the ArcScan extension. IKONOS imagery from 2000-2001 was then used to update the islands road network as well as differentiate between main highways, secondary highways, paved, and unpaved roads.roads_wgs84, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:cities_and_townsCities and towns Caribbean - BM-CARIBBEANCities, features, cities_and_towns, townsEPSG:4326geonode:caribbean_countries_polyCMAREQUIRED: Common-use word or phrase used to describe the subject of the data set., features, caribbean_countries_polyEPSG:4326geonode:car_cruise_ship_portsNo abstract providedfeatures, car_cruise_ship_portsEPSG:4326geonode:bm_trinidad_and_tobago_roads_2000_250000This layer displays roads of Trinidad and Tobagofeatures, Trinidad and Tobago, bm_trinidad_and_tobago_roads_2000_25000, roadsEPSG:4326geonode:protected_areasProtected Areas across Jamaica, including game reserves, protected areas, marine parks, national parks and forest reserves. Both declared and proposed protected areas are shown, along with details pertaining to the act under which each was declared and the date of declaration. National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) and Mona GeoInformatics Institute (MGI)protected_areas, featuresEPSG:3448geonode:igo_acs_geonodeMember states and associate members of the Association of Caribbean States (ACS) as of March 2020.3 Regional CoordinationEPSG:4326geonode:prj_beclmeplus_geonodeProject countries in the "BE-CLME+" Promoting National Blue Economy Priorities Through Marine Spatial Planning in the Caribbean Large Marine Ecosystem Plus, as of November 2019.1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:prj_biopama_geonodeParticipating countries in the Biodiversity and Protected Areas Management (BIOPAMA) Programme, as of March 2020.prj_biopama_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:mea_ballastwatermanagementconvention_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the International Convention for the Control and Management of Ships' Ballast Water and Sediments (Ballast Water Management Convention), in the Americas as of March 2020. The Convention was adopted in London on 13 February 2004 and entered into force on 8 September 2017.mea_ballastwatermanagementconvention_geonode, 1 Marine Environment, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:mea_baselconvention_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and their Disposal (Basel Convention), in the Americas as of March 2020. The Convention was adopted by the Conference of Plenipotentiaries in Basel, Switzerland on 22 March 1989. The Convention was entered into force on 5 May 1992 on the ninetieth day after the date of deposit of the twentieth instrument of ratification, acceptance, formal confirmation, approval or accession.mea_baselconvention_geonode, 1 Marine Environment, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:basemap_withlmes_geonode_10<p>A base layer with states/governments and large marine ecosystems (LMEs).</p>3 Regional Coordination, features, basemap_withlmes_geonode_1EPSG:4326geonode:basemap_labels_geonodeLabels of government and LME names3 Regional Coordination, basemap_labels_geonode, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:prj_cc4fish_geonodeProject countries in the Climate Change Adaptation of the Eastern Caribbean Fisheries Sector (CC4FISH) Project, as of March 2020. The Project objective is to increase resilience and reduce vulnerability to climate change impacts in the Eastern Caribbean fisheries sector, through introduction of adaptation measures in fisheries management and capacity building of fisherfolk and aquaculturists.prj_cc4fish_geonode, 2 Sustainable Fisheries, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:igo_sica_ccad_geonodeMember states of the Central American Commission for Environment and Development (CCAD by its Spanish initials), which is the environmental body of the Central American Integration System or SICA by its Spanish acronym, as of March 2020.features, 4 Coral Subecosystem, igo_sica_ccad_geonodeEPSG:4326geonode:mea_cites_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), in the Americas as of March 2020. CITES was drafted as a result of a resolution adopted in 1963 at a meeting of members of IUCN (The World Conservation Union). The text of the Convention was agreed at a meeting of representatives of 80 countries in Washington, D.C., the United States of America, on 3 March 1973, and entered into force on 1 July 1975.mea_cites_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:prj_clmeplus_geonodeParticipating governments in the Caribbean and North Brazil Shelf Large Marine Ecosystems (CLME+) Project, as of March 2020.3 Regional Coordination, prj_clmeplus_geonode, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:mea_clmeplus_sap_geonodeThe 26 countries and 8 overseas territories that have ratified the Caribbean and North Brazil Shelf Large Marine Ecosystems (CLME+) Strategic Action Programme (SAP) as of July 2019.3 Regional Coordination, features, mea_clmeplus_sap_geonodeEPSG:4326geonode:prj_billfish_geonodeParticipating countries in the Caribbean Billfish Project, as of 2019.5B Large Pelagic, features, prj_billfish_geonodeEPSG:4326geonode:prj_cbf_partnershipagreement_geonodeGovernments with Caribbean Biodiversity Fund partnership agreements, as of 2019.1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:prj_cma2_geonodePilot countries of the Caribbean Marine Atlas Project Phase 2 (CMA2), as of March 2020.1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:gov_cnfo_geonodeCaribbean Network of Fisherfolk Organisations (CNFO) member states and their contacts as of March 2020.features, 2 Sustainable Fisheries, gov_cnfo_geonodeEPSG:4326geonode:prj_crop_geonodeParticipating countries in the Caribbean Regional Oceanscape Project (CROP), as of 2019.3 Regional Coordination, prj_crop_geonode, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:car_mar_spinylobster_dist_structureThe Caribbean spiny lobster, Panulirus argus (hereafter referred to as spiny lobster or lobster), is distributed in the subtropical western Atlantic from Bermuda and the east coast of the USA from North Carolina, to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, including the entire Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, from shallow waters to depths up to 100 m. Combining this layer with a land file will provide an approximate representation of distribution. Although it is difficult to define the different lobster stock units due to their long larval phase across wide areas of open ocean before settling in a suitable habitat, doing so is necessary if this internationally important fishery is to be managed effectively, however dividing line between stocks are not has defined in reality as they appear in the shapefile. Classification of the stock structure improves with additional research.car_mar_spinylobster_dist_structure, features, 4A Spiny LobsterEPSG:4326geonode:igo_cto_geonodeMember governments of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) as of March 2020.3 Regional Coordination, igo_cto_geonode, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:conv_area_contour_splitThe approximate outer limits of the Cartagena Convention area are defined in the text of the Convention, "The "Convention area" means the marine environment of the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea and the areas of the Atlantic Ocean adjacent thereto, south of 30 north latitude and within 200 nautical miles of the Atlantic coasts of the States referred to in article 25 of the Convention". The full name of this Convention is "Cartagena Convention for the Protection and Development of the Marine Environment of the Greater Caribbean region".conv_area_contour_split, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:mea_cartagenaconvention_geonodeThe United Nations Member States within the Cartagena Convention Area that have ratified/acceded the Convention for the Protection and Development of the Marine Environment in the Wider Caribbean Region (Cartagena Convention), as of June 2019. The Convention is a regional legal agreement for the protection of the Caribbean Sea and was adopted in Cartagena, Colombia on 24 March 1983 and entered into force on 11 October 1986. The Convention is supported by three technical agreements or Protocols on Oil Spills, Specially Protected Areas and Wildlife (SPAW) and Land Based Sources of Marine Pollution (LBS).features, mea_cartagenaconvention_geonode, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:mea_cbd_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), in the Americas as of March 2020. The Convention was adopted by the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee for a Convention on Biological Diversity, during its Fifth session, held at Nairobi from 11 to 22 May 1992. The Convention was open for signature at Rio de Janeiro by all States and regional economic integration organizations from 5 June 1992 until 14 June 1992, and remained open at the United Nations Headquarters in New York until 4 June 1993. The Convention was entered into force on 29 December 1993, in accordance with article 36(1).1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:mea_cms_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS), in the Americas as of 1 November 2019. The Convention was adopted in Bonn on 23 June 1979 and was entered into force on 1 November 1983, the first day of the third month following the date of deposit of the fifteenth instrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession with the Depositary.mea_cms_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:igo_cbc_geonodeMember states of the Corredor Biológico en el Caribe (Caribbean Biological Corridor - CBC) as of March 2020.igo_cbc_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:prj_promotingintegratedparticipatoryoceangoveProject countries in the European Union funded "Promoting Integrated and Participatory Ocean Governance in Guyana and Suriname: The Eastern Gate to the Caribbean" Project (EU/WWF MSP for the NBSLME), as of March 2020.features, prj_promotingintegratedparticipatoryoceangovernance_geonode, 4 Coral SubecosystemEPSG:4326geonode:mea_escazuagreement_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the Regional Agreement on Access to Information, Public Participation and Justice in Environmental Matters (The Escazú Agreement), as of March 2020. The Escazú Agreement was adopted at Escazú, Costa Rica, on 4 March 2018 and shall be ratified by eleven states to enter into force. The objective of the Escazú Agreement is to guarantee the full and effective implementation in Latin America and the Caribbean of the rights of access to environmental information, public participation in the environmental decision-making process and access to justice in environmental matters, and the creation and strengthening of capacities and cooperation, contributing to the protection of the right of every person of present and future generations to live in a healthy environment and to sustainable development.3 Regional Coordination, features, mea_escazuagreement_geonodeEPSG:4326geonode:tv_wcr_fao_wecafc_outline_20171117_noscaleThis layer displays the area of competence of the Western Central Atlantic Fishery Commission (WECAFC). It includes FAO Statistical Area 31 and the northern part of Statistical Area 41. The WECAFC competence area covers the entire CLME+ region plus the Gulf of Mexico LME.tv_wcr_fao_wecafc_outline_20171117_noscale, 2 Sustainable Fisheries, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:prj_crewplus_geonodeParticipating countries in the Global Environment Facility (GEF) Caribbean Regional Fund for Wastewater Management (CReW) project: "CReW+: An Integrated Approach to Water and Wastewater Management Using Innovative Solutions and Promoting Financing Mechanisms in the Wider Caribbean Region," as of March 2020.features, prj_crewplus_geonode, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:prj_iweco_geonodeProject countries in the Integrating Water, Land and Ecosystems Management in Caribbean Small Island Developing States (GEF-IWEco Project), as of March 2020.1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:mea_gulfofmexicolme_sap_geonodeThe Project: "Implementation of the Strategic Action Program of the Gulf of Mexico Large Marine Ecosystem" (Gulf of Mexico LME - SAP) is a five-year binational initiative between Mexico and the United States of America (partner countries), entrusted for its implementation to the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO). Project start date was 21 October 2016. Project objective is to improve water quality, rehabilitate the coastal and marine ecosystems, and avoid depletion of marine resources of the Gulf of Mexico Large Marine Ecosystem.3 Regional Coordination, mea_gulfofmexicolme_sap_geonode, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:prj_idb_blueeconomy_geonodeBeneficiaries of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) technical cooperation named "Unleashing New Avenues for Growth by Tackling Opportunities in the Blue Economy," whose technical cooperation number is RG-T3342, as of 2018.prj_idb_blueeconomy_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:iocaribe_area_contourThis layer shows the competence area of the IOC Sub-Commission for the Caribbean and Adjacent Regions (IOCaribe). The area extends from Cape Hatteras (North Carolina, United States) in the north to the mouth of the Amazon river (Pará State, Brazil) in the south.iocaribe_area_contour, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:igo_wcr_ioc_iocaribe_geonodeMember states of The Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Sub-Commission for the Caribbean and Adjacent Regions (IOCARIBE of the IOC of UNESCO) as of March 2020.igo_wcr_ioc_iocaribe_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:prj_islands_caribbean1_geonodeParticipating countries in the Implementing Sustainable Low and Non-Chemical Development in Small Island Developing States (ISLANDS) Programme in the Caribbean, Child Projects 2 and 3 (aka "Caribbean 1"), as of March 2020.prj_islands_caribbean1_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:prj_islands_caribbean2_geonodeParticipating countries in the Implementing Sustainable Low and Non-Chemical Development in Small Island Developing States (ISLANDS) Programme in the Caribbean, Child Project 6 (aka "Caribbean 2"), as of March 2020.prj_islands_caribbean2_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:mea_iac_seaturtleconvention_geonodeMembers of the Inter-American Convention for the Protection and Conservation of Sea Turtles (IAC), in the Americas as of 31 December 2017. The IAC is an intergovernmental treaty which provides the legal framework for countries in the American Continent to take actions in benefit of these species. The IAC was signed in Salvador, Brazil in 2001 and entered into force in May of 2001.features, mea_iac_seaturtleconvention_geonode, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:igo_imo_geonodeMember states of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in the Americas as of March 2020.3 Regional Coordination, features, igo_imo_geonodeEPSG:4326geonode:mea_lbs_protocol_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the Protocol of the Cartagena Convention concerning Pollution from Land-Based Sources and Activities (LBS Protocol) as of June 2019. The LBS Protocol was adopted Oranjestad, Aruba, on 6 October 1999 and entered into force on 13 August 2010.1 Marine Environment, mea_lbs_protocol_geonode, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:mea_londonconventionprotocol_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the London Convention (1972) or the London Protocol (1996), or both the Convention and Protocol, in the Americas as of March 2020. The Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes and Other Matter, 1972 as Amended (London Convention), was adopted in quadruplicate at London, Mexico City, Moscow and Washington on 29 December 1972 and entered into force on 30 August 1975. The 1996 Protocol to the Convention on the Prevention of Marine Pollution by Dumping of Wastes and Other Matter (London Protocol) was adopted in London on 7 November 1996 and entered into force on 24 March 2006. This Protocol will supersede the Convention as between Contracting Parties to this Protocol which are also Parties to the Convention.mea_londonconventionprotocol_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:prj_mar2r_geonodeParticipating countries in the Integrated Ridge to Reef Management of the Mesoamerican Reef Ecoregion Project (MAR2R), as of April 2017.3 Regional CoordinationEPSG:4326geonode:meow_lmesThis layer displays marine ecoregions in and around the CLME+ region. Marine ecoregions are a biogeographic classification of the coastal and continental shelf waters. Hierarchically, nested above the marine ecoregion are realms and provinces. Combining this layer with a land file will provide an approximate representation of the marine coverage of these marine ecoregions. Data source: The Nature Conservancymeow_lmes, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:gov_mspefforts_2020Approximate boundaries of marine spatial planning efforts in the wider Caribbean region with associated phase in planning.1 Marine Environment, gov_mspefforts_2020, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:mea_minamataconvention_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the Minamata Convention on Mercury, in the Americas as of March 2020. The Convention, a global treaty to protect human health and the environment from the adverse effects of mercury, was agreed at the fifth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on mercury in Geneva, Switzerland on 19 January 2013 and adopted in Kumamoto, Japan on 10 October 2013 at a Diplomatic Conference (Conference of Plenipotentiaries). The Convention entered into force on 16 August 2017, on the 90th day after the date of deposit of the 50th instrument of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession.mea_minamataconvention_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:igo_nonsoverignstates_geonodeNon-sovereign states in the wider Caribbean region.3 Regional Coordination, features, igo_nonsoverignstates_geonodeEPSG:4326geonode:prj_nbs_lme_mangroves_geonodeProject countries in the North Brazil Shelf (NBS) Large Marine Ecosystem (LME) Mangrove Project: "Setting the foundations for zero net loss of the mangroves that underpin human well being in the North Brazil Shelf LME," as of February 2018.6 Continental Shelf SubecosystemEPSG:4326geonode:igo_oecs_geonodeFull member states, associate member states, and observators of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) as of March 2020.3 Regional Coordination, features, igo_oecs_geonodeEPSG:4326geonode:igo_ospesca_geonodeMember states of the Central American Fisheries and Aquaculture Organization (OSPESCA by its Spanish acronym) as of March 2020.igo_ospesca_geonode, 2 Sustainable Fisheries, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:mea_oilspillsprotocol_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the Protocol of the Cartagena Convention concerning Cooperation and Development in Combating Oil Spills (Oil Spills Protocol) as of June 2019. The Oil Spills Protocol was adopted concurrently with the Cartagena Convention in 1983 and entered into force on 11 October 1986.mea_oilspillsprotocol_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:mea_complianceagreement_geonodeParticipating governments that have accepted the Agreement to Promote Compliance with International Conservation and Management Measures by Fishing Vessels on the High Seas (The Compliance Agreement), in the Americas as of July 2018. The Compliance Agreement was adopted in Rome on 24 November 1993 and entered into force on 24 April 2003, in accordance with Article XI.mea_complianceagreement_geonode, 2 Sustainable Fisheries, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:mea_fao_pmsa_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded and/or have regional regulation of the Agreement on Port State Measures to Prevent, Deter and Eliminate Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing (PSMA), in the Americas as of March 2020. The Agreement was approved by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) at its FAO Conference Thirty-sixth Session in Rome, Italy on 18-23 November 2009 under paragraph 1 of Article XIV of the FAO Constitution, through Resolution No 12/2009 dated 22 November 2009. The Agreement entered into force on 5 June 2016.mea_fao_pmsa_geonode, 2 Sustainable Fisheries, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:oecs_climate_initiativesA mock-up to demonstrate what a climate change initiative layer could look like, possibly to show operational extents or location of the "blue economy" or green climate funds.features, oecs_climate_initiatives, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:prj_rebyc_ii_lac_geonodeProject countries in the "Sustainable Management of Bycatch in Latin America and Caribbean Trawl Fisheries (REBYC-II LAC)" parnership, as of March 2020.2 Sustainable FisheriesEPSG:4326geonode:mea_ramsarconvention_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands of International Importance especially as Waterfowl Habitat, in the Americas as of April 2019. The Convention was adopted in Ramsar, Iran on 2 February 1971 and entered into force on 21 December 1975.mea_ramsarconvention_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:mea_spaw_protocol_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the Protocol of the Cartagena Convention concerning Specially Protected Areas and Wildlife (SPAW) as of June 2019. The SPAW Protocol was adopted on 18 January 1990 and entered into force on 18 June 2000.mea_spaw_protocol_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:igo_sargassoseageographicalareaofcollaboratioThe Sargasso Sea Commission was established pursuant to the Hamilton Declaration (March 2014). The description of the Sargasso Sea Geographical "Area of Collaboration" in the Hamilton Declaration in Annex I is a description of the Sargasso Sea ecosystem, excluding the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and Territorial Sea around Bermuda.3 Regional Coordination, igo_sargassoseageographicalareaofcollaboration_geonode, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:igo_sids_geonodeRecognized small island developing states (SIDS) in the Caribbean.igo_sids_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:gov_nic_status2Status of National Intersectoral Coordination Mechanisms (NICs). Status as of June 2019.3 Regional Coordination, gov_nic_status, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:prj_stewardfish_geonodeParticipating countries in the "StewardFish - Developing Organizational Capacity for Ecosystem Stewardship and Livelihoods in Caribbean Small-Scale Fisheries" Project, as of March 2020.2 Sustainable FisheriesEPSG:4326geonode:gov_styropbagb_geonode0The status of Styrofoam and plastic bag bans in the Caribbean by countries or territories as of July 2019.gov_styropbagb_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:mangroves_23This layer (zip file) shows the coverage of mangroves in the Wider Caribbean Region (data from 2010). The mangrove habitat lies within the "Coral reef sub-ecosystem" which also hosts coral reefs and seagrasses. This sub-ecosystem receives special attention in the CLME+ SAP due to the importance of mangroves for coastal protection and nursery ground for fish species, among others.Wider Caribbean, mangroves_2, mangroves, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:coral_reefs2This layer (zip file) shows the coverage of the coral reefs in the Wider Caribbean Region (2009 estimations). The coral reef habitat lies within the "Coral reef sub-ecosystem" which also hosts mangroves and seagrasses. This sub-ecosystem receives special attention in the CLME+ SAP due to the importance of the spiny lobster and queen conch fisheries for local livelihoods.features, 4 Coral Subecosystem, coral_reefsEPSG:4326geonode:seagrass_11This layer (zip file) shows the coverage of seagrasses in the Wider Caribbean Region. Theseagrass habitat lies within the "Coral reef sub-ecosystem" which also hosts mangroves and coral reefs. This sub-ecosystem receives special attention in the CLME+ SAP due to the importance of the spiny lobster and queen conch fisheries for local livelihoods.seagrass_1, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:the_3_lmes_1LMEs are natural regions of ocean space encompassing coastal waters from river basins and estuaries to the seaward boundary of continental shelves and the outer margins of coastal currents. They are relatively large regions of 200,000 km2 or greater, the natural boundaries of which are based on four ecological criteria: bathymetry, hydrography, productivity, and trophically related populations. The theory, measurement, and modeling relevant to monitoring the changing states of LMEs are imbedded in reports on ecosystems with multiple steady states, and on the pattern formation and spatial diffusion within ecosystems. The concept that critical processes controlling the structure and function of biological communities can best be addressed on a regional basis has been applied to the ocean by using LMEs as the distinct units for marine resources assessment, monitoring, and management. Combining this layer with a land file will provide an approximate representation of the marine coverage of these LMEs.the_3_lmes_1, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:igo_acp_geonodeThe African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States (ACP) in the Caribbean3 Regional CoordinationEPSG:4326geonode:igo_caricom_geonodeMember states and associated members of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) as of March 2020.3 Regional Coordination, features, igo_caricom_geonodeEPSG:4326geonode:igo_crfm_geonodeMember states of the Caribbean Regional Fisheries Mechanism (CRFM) as of March 2020.igo_crfm_geonode, 2 Sustainable Fisheries, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:igo_iccat_geonodeContracting parties and cooperators of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) in the Americas as of March 2020.5B Large Pelagic, igo_iccat_geonode, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:igo_un_eclac_geonodeMember states and associate members of the United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (UN ECLAC) as of March 2020.3 Regional Coordination, igo_un_eclac_geonode, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:mea_un_fishstocksagreement_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the Agreement for the Implementation of the Provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982 relating to the Conservation and Management of Straddling Fish Stocks and Highly Migratory Fish Stocks (UN Fish Stocks Agreement), in the Americas as of March 2020. The Agreement was adopted on 4 August 1995 and entered into force on 11 November 2001.2 Sustainable Fisheries, features, mea_un_fishstocksagreement_geonodeEPSG:4326geonode:mea_unclos_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), in the Americas as of March 2020. The Convention was adopted in Montego Bay, Jamaica on 10 December 1982 and entered into force on 16 November 1994, in accordance with Article 308(1).3 Regional Coordination, features, mea_unclos_geonodeEPSG:4326geonode:prj_undp_bluelab_geonodeGovernments within the geographical scope of the UNDP "Blue Economy and Sustainable Management of Ocean Degradation Lab" (UNDP Blue Lab), as of March 2020.prj_undp_bluelab_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:mea_unfccc_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), in the Americas as of March 2020. The Convention was adopted in New York, United States of America on 9 May 1992 and entered into force on 21 March 1994, in accordance with Article 23(1).features, mea_unfccc_geonode, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:tv_wcr_drainage_areaall_m_20171201_scaleThis shapefile represents the wider Caribbean terrestrial drainage area. This area is a large portion of North and South American, drained by their main rivers which carry huge amounts of sediments, nutrients and contaminants to the sea, ocean or gulf.tv_wcr_drainage_areaall_m_20171201_scale, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:mea_worldheritageconvention_geonodeParties that have ratified/acceded the Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage (World Heritage Convention), in the Americas as of January 2017. The Convention was adopted at the General Conference of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) meeting at its seventeenth session in Paris, France on 16 November 1972 and entered into force on 17 December 1975.mea_worldheritageconvention_geonode, features, 1 Marine EnvironmentEPSG:4326geonode:Contours_2022features, Contours_2022EPSG:4326geonode:tm_caribbean_port_index_2018_200000Puertos en la región del CARIBE (de WPI, 2018) 22 de Marzo del 2018 (Fechas de Descarga de https://msi.nga.mil/NGAPortal/MSI.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=msi_portal_page_62&pubCode=0015) A partir de World Port Index. The World Port Index (Pub 150) contains the location and physical characteristics of, and the facilities and services offered by major ports and terminals world-wide (approximately 3700 entries), in a tabular format. Entries are organized geographically, in accordance with the diagrams located in the front of the publication. SHP generado en CENDO / IIO / UABC (2018), Sergio Larios. slarios@uabc.edu.mxtm_caribbean_port_index_2018_200000, Caribbean Port Index, features, Puertos CaribeEPSG:4326geonode:acantiladosLitoral rocoso con una morfología dominada por la presencia de acantilados INVEMAR. Programa holandés de asistencia para estudios en cambio climático NCCSAP: Colombia. Definición de la vulnerabilidad de los sistemas bio-geofísicos y socioeconómicos debido a un cambio en el nivel del mar en la zona costera colombiana (Caribe continental, Caribe insular y Pacífico) y medidas para su adaptación. Vides, M. Editor.  Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas y Costeras "José Benito Vives de Andréis". Santa Marta. 2003.acantilados, features, Colombia, INVEMAREPSG:4170geonode:anidacion_de_tortugas_marinasDescribe las áreas donde se ha tenido reportes de presencia de tortugas marinas asociadas a las playas INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.features, Objetos de conservaci�n, anidacion_de_tortugas_marinasEPSG:4170geonode:area_de_congregacion_de_aves_marinasDescribe las áreas donde se ha tenido reportes de aves marinas. Las Aves marinas se asocian a sitios como acantilados, manglares y playas rocosas. INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Técnico: Planificación ecorregional para la conservación in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacífico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramírez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Díaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.Aves, area_de_congregacion_de_aves_marinasEPSG:4170geonode:arracachalesCorresponde a un asociación vegetal donde predomina la especie Montrichardia arborescens de la familia aráceae. Forma rodales monoespecíficos y se encuentra localizada en áreas adyacentes al manglar. Es de especial interés ya que solo se identificó para la zona costera del Darién. INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.features, Objetos de conservaci�n, arracachalesEPSG:4170geonode:fondosmovilesgranofinocarbonatadosDescribe la clasificación de fondos sedimentarios en el Caribe Colombiano. Contiene: -Lodos biolitoclásticos -Lodos arenosos biolitoclástico -Lodos arenosos bioclásticos INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.fondosmovilesgranofinocarbonatados, features, Fondos, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:estuariosSon cuerpos de agua semicerrados donde ocurre la mezcla de aguas marinas y dulces. Suelen ser áreas de desove de muchas especies marinas y de refugio para sus larvas y juveniles INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.features, estuarios, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:faciessedimentariasCuerpos sedimentarios con características homogéneas CIOHfaciessedimentarias, INVEMAR, Colombia, Facies, featuresEPSG:4170geonode:fondos_duros_de_algas_calcareasCorresponden a fondos conformados por nódulos redondeados de algas pétreas, principalmente Litothamnion sp. (Rodolitos) INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.fondos_duros_de_algas_calcareas, Objetos de conservaci�n, Colombia, Fondos, featuresEPSG:4170geonode:fondosmovilesgranofinonocarbonatadosDescribe la clasificación de fondos sedimentarios en el Caribe Colombiano. Contiene: -Lodos litoclásticos -Lodos arenosos litobioclástico -Lodos arenosos litoclásticos -Lodos litobioclásticos INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.features, Fondos, fondosmovilesgranofinonocarbonatados, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:fondos_moviles_de_grano_grueso_carbonatadosDescribe la clasificación de fondos sedimentarios en el Caribe Colombiano Contiene: -Arenas lodosas biolitoclástica -Arenas biolitoclásticas -Arenas bioclásticas -Arenas lodosas bioclásticas INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.fondos_moviles_de_grano_grueso_carbonatados, Objetos de conservaci�n, Colombia, Fondos, featuresEPSG:4170geonode:helechalesDescribe las áreas donde se observa presencia de bosques de Helechales Esta conformada por una asociación de helechos, principalmente helecho de manglar (Acrostichum aureum), entre otros no clasificados, además de la esporádica presencia de arracachos (Montrichardia arborescens), algunos pastos y vegetación flotante que cubre depresiones que se encuentran en su interior. INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.features, helechalesEPSG:4170geonode:lagunascosterasLas lagunas costeras son cuerpos de agua paralelos a la línea de costa, separados del océano por barras costeras o islas de origen marino y que no reciben descarga de aguas de drenaje por lo menos de forma permanente. Como documento guía para representar espacialmente lagunas costeras se utilizó el informe del estado de los ambientes marinos y costeros en Colombia INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.features, lagunascosteras, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:acantilado_roca_duraLitorales que sufren procesos de abrasión y remoción a tasas muy bajas, por lo tanto son más estables. INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.acantilados, features, acantilado_roca_dura, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:bancos_de_ostras_perliferasDescribe las áreas donde se ha tenido reportes de ostras perliferas INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.bancos_de_ostras_perliferas, OstrasEPSG:4170geonode:playas_alta_energiaLas playas de alta energía corresponden a trayectos sobre la línea de costa con alta exposición mareal y fuertes vientos, pero que a pesar de esto permiten la formación de playa y se mantienen estables. INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.playas_alta_energia, Playas, featuresEPSG:4170geonode:fondos_vegetados_por_fanerogamasLas praderas de fanerógamas marinas son el ambiente sedimentario somero más productivo. Este ecosistema es reconocido por su efecto estabilizador de la línea de costa, por ser hábitat y refugio de un gran número de especies marinas. En Colombia se encuentran 5 especies de pastos marinos: Thalassia testudinum, Halodule wrightii, Syringodium filiforme, Halophila baillonis y Halophila decipiens. INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.marinos, Pastos, features, fondos_vegetados_por_fanerogamasEPSG:4170geonode:corchalesDescribe las áreas donde se observa presencia de bosques de corchales , asociación vegetal dominada por la especie Pterocarpus officinalis. Asociada a sitios cercanos a ecosistemas de manglar, la cual forma rodales. Actualmente, solo se encuentran algunos parches dominados por esta especie principalmente en la desembocadura del río San Salvador y en el Santuario de Flora y Fauna Mono Hernández INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.features, corchalesEPSG:4170geonode:areas_de_desove_y_nodriza_de_strombus_gigasRepresenta las zonas donde se ha establecido la presencia de nodriza y desove de la especie Strombus Gigas INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.areas_de_desove_y_nodriza_de_strombus_gigas, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:concentracion_de_crocodrylus_acutusEste vector muestra el objeto de conservación referente a las áreas donde se ha tenido reporte de presencia de crocodylus acutus. INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos. A pesar de que se tienen identificadas las áreas donde se localiza esta especie, no se dispone de información georeferenciada que permita representarlas gráficamente. En este caso la estrategia utilizada fue demarcar con ayuda de los expertos los sitios con poblaciones de C. acutus en el SIG y posteriormente generar un buffer de 500 a 1000 m según el área. Los puntos se marcaron de acuerdo a los sitos reportados, asociados a desembocaduras de los caños en las Ciénagas o en los Estuarios (Ulloa, com. pers., 2006).concentracion_de_crocodrylus_acutus, Objeto de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:alimentacion_de_tortugas_marinasPuntos donde se ha tenido reporte de presencia de tortugas marinas asociadas a las áreas de alimentación como praderas de fanerogamas y areas coralinas INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.alimentacion_de_tortugas_marinas, features, TortugasEPSG:4170geonode:areas_de_congregacion_de_aves_playerasDescribe las áreas donde se ha tenido reportes de aves playeras. Las Aves playeras se asocian a playas, lagunas costeras y ciénagas INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Técnico: Planificación ecorregional para la conservación in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacífico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramírez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Díaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.features, areas_de_congregacion_de_aves_playeras, AvesEPSG:4170geonode:congregacion_y_alimentacion_mamiferos_acuaticDescribe las áreas donde se ha tenido reportes de presencia de mamiferos marinos y acuaticos. (cetáceos, manatíes, nutrias) INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Técnico: Planificación ecorregional para la conservación in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacífico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramírez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Díaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.INVEMAR, features, congregacion_y_alimentacion_mamiferos_acuaticos, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:amp_1Las Áreas Marinas Protegidas o AMP’s, son zonas establecidas por Decreto o Ley para proteger, conservar, restaurar y preservar especies, hábitats y procesos ecológicos que han sido afectadas; así mismo, para regular las actividades productivas que garanticen que el mar siga siendo fuente de empleo y alimento para las personas.features, amp_1, �reas marinas protegidasEPSG:4686geonode:acantiladorocablandaLos acantilados de roca blanda corresponden a formaciones escarpadas de rocas sedimentarias principalmente. INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.INVEMAR, features, acantiladorocablanda, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:cp_regions_3kmbufferv2Coastal Planning Regions 3km zone of influence: Produced in 2010 by CZMAI with a preferential scale of 1:100,000. With a national coverage in polygon format.Planning, Regions, cp_regions_3kmbufferv2, coastal, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:parish_1Parish boundaries and coastline for Barbados as digitized from Lands and Surveys Department survey maps which were created using 1982 aerial photography. The source maps varied in scale from 1:1250 to 1:5000 (higher resolution in urban areas) and were digitised by Bell Canada under contract from Bartel. The original coordinate system of the survey maps was Barbados 1938 grid (BNG). The island is currently divided into 11 parishesREQUIRED: Common-use word or phrase used to describe the subject of the data set., features, parish_1EPSG:21292geonode:lidarcontours_wgs_1984_newwwwThis dataset displays Contours derived from a bathymetric surface gridded from a LIDAR survey of Barbados performed in 1999. Aerial LIDAR has a maximum water penetration of about 40m and as such the LIDAR information (and resulting contours) do not extend far beyond this depth. LIDAR information was originally collected in the Barbados National Grid coordinate system and subsequently converted to WGS84 via a coordinate frame transformation.Barbados, features, lidarcontours_wgs_1984_newwww, BathymetryEPSG:4326geonode:beaches0This dateset displays beaches around the island of Barbados. This dataset began with a compilation of various datasets, supplemented with any original digitization efforts. This information was then checked against high resolution satellite imagery where available from Bing and Esri imagery basemaps. Errors and misrepresentations in the base information were modified through heads up digitization from the high resolution imagery. Omissions of coverage were corrected by creating new polygons to match visible beaches.features, beachesEPSG:32620geonode:benthic_habitat_wgs84_2Surveys of the marine habitats along the South-East,East and North-West coasts of Barbados from inter tidal zone to the 50 metre depth contour. Using walkover , scuba diving and snorkel survey techniques.The extents were from Maycocks Bay, between Harrison Point and Arawak Cement plant to South Point . This data was provided by in August 1998.benthic_habitat_wgs84_2, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:reefs_final_wgs_84This dataset shows reef locations and reef classification types along the west and south coasts of Barbados as a polygon shapefile. This data was provided by the Coastal Zone Management Unit of Barbados ca.1998reefs_final_wgs_84, REQUIRED: Common-use word or phrase used to describe the subject of the data set., featuresEPSG:32621geonode:ground_water_zones_wgs842This dataset shows groundwater protection zones digitized from Barbados Water Authority 1:50000 maps, located around the island c.a 1998ground_water_zones_wgs842, featuresEPSG:32621geonode:export_outputThis datasets displays Important Bird & Biodiversity Areas (IBA) located around the island of Barbados. They are appoximately 8 sites. This data was provided by Bird Life Data Zone c.a 1997.export_output, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:major_coastal_locationsThis dataset highlights major coastal infrastructure and locations around the island of Barbados. This dataset was provided by the Coastal Zone Management Unit of Barbados ca.1997.features, major_coastal_locationsEPSG:21292geonode:mangrovesThis dataset delineates Barbados national mangrove cover based on satellite-based mapping of Barbados mangroves . This dataset was provided in 2012.features, mangrovesEPSG:32620geonode:folkestone_detailed1This dataset shows the Folkestone Park and Marine Reserve area. This site is currently the only designated marine protected area in Barbados. This Park spans several kilometres along the mid-west coast and currently has four well developed fringing reefs, several patch reefs and an offshore bank reef. There are currently four reserve zones: Two sport areas (Northern and Southern Watersports Zones) where motorized aquatic sports such as water skiing, jet skiing and para-sailing are permitted, a Scientific zone and a Recreation zone which permits snorkelling , swimming etc.Protected areas, folkestone_detailed1, protected sites, Barbados, features, Marine parksEPSG:21292geonode:locations_2This dataset displays existing oceangraphic and meteorological station locations located around the island of Barbados. These stations are categorised into three categories. These are Acoustic Wave and Current Profilers, Sea Level Stations and Directional Wave Buoys. This data was provided by the Coastal Zone Management Unit of Barbados ca.2017.features, locations_2EPSG:4326geonode:seagrass_2This dataset shows the seagrass beds around the south and west coast of the island .This data was provided by the Coastal Zone Management Unit of Barbados ca.1997.seagrass_2, features, seagrassesEPSG:21292geonode:tm_caribbean_administrative_level0No abstract providedpopulationEPSG:4326geonode:caribbean_area_mapNo abstract providedfeatures, caribbean_area_mapEPSG:4326geonode:car_continental_plate_noaaNOAAfeatures, car_continental_plate_noaa, NOAAEPSG:4326geonode:car_sea_turtle_nesting_sites_obis_widecastOBIS WIDECASTcar_sea_turtle_nesting_sites_obis_widecast, features, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4326geonode:car_significant_earthquakes_in_caribbean_basiNo abstract providedearthquake, features, car_significant_earthquakes_in_caribbean_basin1498_2008EPSG:4326geonode:ramsar_cmaSitios Ramsar para la cuenca Caribe (área de estudio CMA2)features, ramsar_cmaEPSG:4326geonode:tnc_terrestrial_ecoregions_cmaGlobal Ecoregions, Major Habitat Types, Biogeographical Realms and The Nature Conservancy Terrestrial Assessment Units as of 12 April 2006.tnc_terrestrial_ecoregions_cma, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:areas_de_desove_y_nodriza_de_langostasDescribe las áreas donde se ha tenido reportes de nodriza y desove de langostas INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.Objetos de conservaci�n, features, areas_de_desove_y_nodriza_de_langostas, INVEMAREPSG:4170geonode:ameLas Áreas de manejo especial son unas áreas que se delimitan para la administración, manejo y protección del ambiente y de los recursos naturales renovables (Artículo 308, Decreto Ley 2811 de 1974).ame, features, �reas marinas protegidasEPSG:4686geonode:biomasfinalGrandes ecosistemas terrestres INVEMAR. Programa holandés de asistencia para estudios en cambio climático NCCSAP: Colombia. Definición de la vulnerabilidad de los sistemas bio-geofísicos y socioeconómicos debido a un cambio en el nivel del mar en la zona costera colombiana (Caribe continental, Caribe insular y Pacífico) y medidas para su adaptación. Vides, M. Editor. Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas y Costeras "José Benito Vives de Andréis". Santa Marta. 2003.Colombia, features, biomasfinalEPSG:4170geonode:corinelandcover1Propuesta metodológica para realizar la caracterización de las coberturas naturales y antropizadas presentes en el territorio colombiano. IDEAM, 2010. Leyenda Nacional de Coberturas de la Tierra. Metodología CORINE Land Cover adaptada para Colombia Escala 1:100.000. Instituto de Hidrología, Meteorología y Estudios Ambientales. Bogotá, D. C., 72p. Las coberturas de la tierra proporcionan información fundamental para diversos procesos nacionales como los mapas de ecosistemas, conflictos de uso del territorio, ordenación de cuencas y del territorio, seguimiento a la deforestación de los bosques, y los inventarios forestales, sólo por citar algunoscorinelandcover, Colombia, features, LandEPSG:3116geonode:ecosistemasmarinoscaribe0Esta capa se genera con el objetivo de actualizar el Mapa de Ecosistemas Marinos de Colombia a una escala 1:100.000.Colombia, ecosistemasmarinoscaribe, features, EcosistemasEPSG:4686geonode:acrecionSistema litoral que en su conjunto ha perdido o a ganado sedimento Posada, P., Blanca Oliva y Henao P., William, 2008. Diagnóstico de la erosión en la zona costera del Caribe colombiano. INVEMAR, Serie Publicaciones Especiales No. 13, Santa Marta, 200 páginas.acrecion, features, Colombia, Erosi�n costeraEPSG:3116geonode:fallageologicaDiscontinuidad de la corteza terrestre INVEMAR. Programa holandés de asistencia para estudios en cambio climático NCCSAP: Colombia. Definición de la vulnerabilidad de los sistemas bio-geofísicos y socioeconómicos debido a un cambio en el nivel del mar en la zona costera colombiana (Caribe continental, Caribe insular y Pacífico) y medidas para su adaptación. Vides, M. Editor.  Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas y Costeras "José Benito Vives de Andréis". Santa Marta. 2003.Colombia, features, fallageologica, FallaEPSG:4170geonode:fondos_moviles_de_grano_grueso_no_carbonatadoDescribe la clasificación de fondos sedimentarios en el Caribe Colombiano Contiene: -Arenas lodosas litobioclástica -Arenas litobioclásticas -Arenas lodosas litoclásticas -Arenas litoclásticas INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.Objetos de conservaci�n, Colombia, fondos_moviles_de_grano_grueso_no_carbonatados, Fondos, featuresEPSG:4170geonode:fondosvegetadosalgascarnosasLas formaciones coralinas, forman parte del paisaje marino constituidas por corales y moldeadas por procesos geomorfológicos y ecológicos muy particulares. INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.fondosvegetadosalgascarnosas, features, Fondos, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:geomofondosprofundosEste shape es el resultado de una integracion de varios procesos de analisis espacial, a partir de interpretacion de datos batimetricos y modelamiento de terreno,con un proceso de sintesis de clasificacion de unidades CONVENIO INTERADMINISTRATIVO No 57 DE 2013 ENTRE EL MADS Y EL INVEMAR: ELEMENTOS TÉCNICOS Y GENERACIÓN DE CAPACIDAD PARA EL ORDENAMIENTO, CONSERVACIÓN Y MANEJO DE LOS ESPACIOS Y RECURSOS MARINOS, COSTEROS E INSULARES DE COLOMBIA. Código: ACT-VAR-001-013Geomorfolog�a, features, Fondos, geomofondosprofundosEPSG:4686geonode:geomorfologiaEste producto contiene información temática de Geomorfología en la costa caribe colombiana, actualizada a partir de los diferentes estudios existentes. Esta disponible en formato análogo a esacala 1:100.000 y formato digital. Posada, P., Blanca Oliva u Henao P., William, 2008. Diagnóstico de la erosión en la zona costera del Caribe colombiano. INVEMAR. Serie de publicaciones especiales No. 13, Santa Marta, 200 paginas.features, geomorfologia, Geomorfolog�a, INVEMAREPSG:3116geonode:panganales_costerosDescribe las áreas donde se observa presencia de bosques de panganales. Esta asociación ocupa una gran extensión en la zona delto-estuarina del río Atrato. Corresponde a una palma, familia Arecaceae, cuya especie es Raphia taediguera conocida como palma pangana. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C. y P. Castillo-Torres. 2007. Planificación Ecorregional para la conservación de la biodiversidad in situ marino costera del Caribe continental colombiano. Informe técnico final. INVEMAR-TNC, Santa Marta-Colombia, 94 p.+ anexos.Objetos de conservaci�n, panganales_costeros, features, INVEMAREPSG:4170geonode:pnnSistema de Parques Nacionales Naturales de Colombia Limites de los Parques Nacionales Naturales de Colombia, a escala 1 :100.000 y Sistema de Referencia Magna - SirgasINVEMAR, Colombia, pnn, Parques, featuresEPSG:4170geonode:pesca_artesanal_agregadaCapa de caladeros de pesca artesanal agregada que muestra la distribución espacial de la intensidad de pesca (faenas/mn2), la cual es un indicador de la ubicación de caladeros de pesca. RUEDA, M., D. MARMOL, E. VILORIA, O.DONCEL, F. RICO- MEJIA, L. GARCIA Y A. GIRON. 2010. Identificación, ubicación y extensión de caladeros de pesca artesanal e industrial en el territorio marino-costero de Colombia. INVEMAR, INCODER, AGENCIA NACIONAL DE HIDROCARBUROS-ANH. Santa Marta. 99p +Anexos. 4_Convenio 023 2009Colombia, features, pesca_artesanal_agregada, PescaEPSG:4686geonode:playas_baja_energiaLas playas de baja energía corresponden a sitios protegidos como bahías, incluso pueden estar localizadas dentro de trayectos de línea de costas expuestas pero que por el tipo de geomorfología están protegidas del oleaje y el viento representando sistemas de mayor estabilidad. INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.features, playas_baja_energia, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:playones_fluviomarinosDescribe las áreas donde se observa presencia de playones fluviomarinos, son planos que se forman en la desembocaduras de ríos que arrastran un gran volumen de sedimentos. INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.playones_fluviomarinos, Colombia, features, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:playonesfluviomarinosfinalZonas con pequeñas depresiones en el terreno que se inundan superficialmente por la marea, la escorrentía o el nivel freático superficial durante algunos periodos del año y que durante el resto del año están completamente secas con salinidades elevadas por la evaporación del agua INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.Colombia, playonesfluviomarinosfinal, featuresEPSG:4170geonode:ramsar_finalSistema Delta Estuarino del Río Magdalena, Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta Sistema Delta Estuarino del Río Magdalena, Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta. 18/06/98; Magdalena; 400,000 ha; 10°45'N 074°29'W. The site is a coastal estuarine system with 20 lagoons of varying salinity, with several rivers running through the area and extensive zones of mangroves. The site is important for its mangrove ecosystem, which is the largest on the Caribbean coast of Colombia. It also serves as habitat and winter breeding ground for several bird species, has at least two endemic bird species, and is also a spawning ground for many fish species. Part of the site is state-owned, while a large area is privately-owned and commercial fishing is important for the community around it. Shellfish and crayfish are also harvested in the area, while the higher zones are used for agriculture. Ecotourism is being developed in the protected area. Ramsar site no. 951. Most recent RIS information: 1998.Ramsar, Colombia, ramsar_final, featuresEPSG:4686geonode:reservasbiosferaLas Reservas de la Biosfera son zonas de ecosistemas terrestres o costeros/marinos, o una combinación de los mismos, reconocidas en el plano internacional como tales en el marco del Programa sobre el Hombre y la Biosfera (MAB) de la UNESCO.INVEMAR, Colombia, UNESCO, reservasbiosfera, features, ReservasEPSG:4686geonode:invemarsitiosprioritarios0Proyecto: “Especies, ensamblajes y paisajes de los bloques marinos sujetos a exploración de hidrocarburos” desarrollado por el INVEMAR en asocio con la Agencia Nacional de Hidrocarburos. Cítese como: INVEMAR-ANH, 2008. Especies, ensamblajes y paisajes de los bloques marinos sujetos a exploración de hidrocarburos. Editores. Informe técnico final, Santa Marta, 461p + Anexos.invemarsitiosprioritarios, Colombia, Sitios prioritarios para la conservaci�n (SPC), featuresEPSG:4170geonode:usoactualUsos del suelo de la costa Caribe INVEMAR. Programa holandés de asistencia para estudios en cambio climático NCCSAP: Colombia. Definición de la vulnerabilidad de los sistemas bio-geofísicos y socioeconómicos debido a un cambio en el nivel del mar en la zona costera colombiana (Caribe continental, Caribe insular y Pacífico) y medidas para su adaptación. Vides, M. Editor.  Instituto de Investigaciones Marinas y Costeras "José Benito Vives de Andréis". Santa Marta. 2003.usoactual, INVEMAR, Colombia, Usos, featuresEPSG:4170geonode:surgenciaSon áreas donde se manifiesta el ascenso de aguas frías ricas en nutrientes desde los niveles más profundos, estimulando el crecimiento de fitoplancton INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.features, surgencia, Objetos de conservaci�nEPSG:4170geonode:invasive_species_rNo abstract providedinvasive_species_r, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:threatened_species_r0No abstract providedfeatures, threatened_species_rEPSG:4326geonode:riosLayer de Prueba: Ríos de Guatemala. #Testing #Trainingfeatures, riosEPSG:4326geonode:acantilados_arcillaEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de acantilados de arcilla del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.acantilados, features, acantilados_arcillaEPSG:4326geonode:alimentacion_avesEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a las zonas de alimentación de aves de distribución marina y costera en el área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.features, alimentacion_aves, AvesEPSG:4326geonode:act_petroleraEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde al grado de amenaza de las instalaciones petroleras a los diferentes objetos de conservación, en el área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Amenazas, Venezuela, Actividad petrolera, features, act_petroleraEPSG:4326geonode:acuiculturaEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde al grado de amenaza de las granjas acuicolas a los diferentes objetos de conservación, en el área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.acuicultura, features, Venezuela, AmenazasEPSG:4326geonode:pesca_industrial1El conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde al grado de amenaza de las actividades de pesca de arrastre a los diferentes objetos de conservación, en el área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Pesca de arrastre, Amenazas, pesca_industrial1, Venezuela, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:amenazas_total_newEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a la suma ponderada de las diferentes amenaza , en los objetos de conservación, en el área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Amenazas, amenazas_total_new, Venezuela, features, Total, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:anidacion_aves1El conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a las áreas de anidación de aves marino costeras del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.features, anidacion_aves1, AvesEPSG:4326geonode:bloquescostaafuera1El conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a la división de las área de explotación en bloques y subbloques costa afuera del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Actividad petrolera, bloquescostaafuera1EPSG:4326geonode:bosques_manglaresEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a bosques de manglar del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Manglares, features, bosques_manglaresEPSG:4326geonode:coralesvenEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de arrecifes coralinos del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Corales, Biodiversidad, Arrecifes coralinos, coralesven, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:corales_profundosEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a posibles comunidades de corales profundos del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.corales_profundos, features, CoralesEPSG:4326geonode:corales_somerosEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de arrecifes coralinos del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.corales_someros, features, CoralesEPSG:4326geonode:especies_demersalesEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de distribución de especies dermesales del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.especies_demersales, features, EspeciesEPSG:4326geonode:especies_pelagicas_mayoresEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de distribución de especies pelágicas mayores del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.features, Especies, especies_pelagicas_mayoresEPSG:4326geonode:especies_pelagicas_menoresEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de distribución de especies pelágicas menores del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.especies_pelagicas_menores, Especies, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:manaties1_2El conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de distribución de manatíes del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.manaties1_2, Biodiversidad, Venezuela, features, INTECMAR, Manat�EPSG:4326geonode:caiman_costaEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de distribución de caiman de la costa del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.caiman_costa, Biodiversidad, Venezuela, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:cetaceosEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de distribución de cetáceos marinos del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.cetaceos, features, Mam�feros marinosEPSG:4326geonode:tortugas_marinasEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de distribución de tortugas marinas del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Biodiversidad, tortugas_marinas, Venezuela, Tortugas marinas, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:ecorregiones_venezuelaREQUIRED: A brief narrative summary of the data set.Ecorregiones, features, ecorregiones_venezuela, VenezuelaEPSG:4326geonode:fondos_arenosos_fangosos1El conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de fondos arenoso fangosos del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.features, Fondos, Venezuela, fondos_arenosos_fangosos1EPSG:4326geonode:fondos_durosEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de fondos duros del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.features, Fondos, Venezuela, fondos_durosEPSG:4326geonode:plataformasEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a futuras plataformas de explotación costa afuera del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.plataformas, Plataformas de explotaci�n, Venezuela, Actividad petrolera, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:pzs_explEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a futuros pozos de explotación costa afuera del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.pzs_expl, Venezuela, Pozos, Actividad petrolera, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:rutas_navegacionEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde al grado de amenaza de las rutas de navegación a los diferentes objetos de conservación, en el área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.puertos, Amenazas, rutas_navegacion, Rutas de navegaci�n, Venezuela, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:puertosEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde al grado de amenaza de los puertos a los diferentes objetos de conservación, en el área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.puertos, Muelles, Amenazas, Venezuela, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:centros_pobladosEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde al grado de amenaza de los centros poblados cercanos a la costa, a los diferentes objetos de conservación, en el área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Amenazas, centros_poblados, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:ins_ptrlEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a la localización de instalaciones petroleras existentes del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.ins_ptrl, Instalaciones petroleras, Venezuela, Actividad petrolera, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:lagunas_costerasEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a lagunas costeras del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Lagunas, Lagunas costeras, Biodiversidad, lagunas_costeras, Venezuela, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:lineas_oleoductosEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a la posible ubicación de fututos oleoductos costa afuera del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.L�neas de oleoductos, Oleoductos, Venezuela, lineas_oleoductos, Actividad petrolera, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:pastosmarinos_venezuelaEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de productores primarios bentónicos del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Productores primarios bent�nicos, Productores primarios, Biodiversidad, pastosmarinos_venezuela, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:playasarenosas_venezuelaEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de playas arenosas del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Biodiversidad, Playas arenosas, playasarenosas_venezuela, Playas, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:playas_arenosasEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de playas arenosas del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Biodiversidad, Playas arenosas, Venezuela, playas_arenosas, Playas, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:ven_municipioscosterosfullPopulation estimates for Venezuela's coastal municipalities. 2005-2016population, Administrative units, ven_municipioscosterosfull, VenezuelaEPSG:4326geonode:productores_primarios_bent_nicosEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de productores primarios bentónicos del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Productores primarios, Productores primarios bent�nicos, Biodiversidad, productores_primarios_bent_nicos, Venezuela, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:objetos_patrimonialesEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a la ubicación de objetos patrimoniales del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Yacimiento paleontol�gico, objetos_patrimoniales, Objetos patrimoniales, Yacimiento arqueol�gico, Venezuela, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:objetospatrimonialespolveneEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a la ubicación de objetos patrimoniales del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Yacimiento paleontol�gico, Objetos patrimoniales, objetospatrimonialespolvene, Yacimiento arqueol�gico, Venezuela, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:yacimientosEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a la delimitación de referencia de los yacimientos costa afuera del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.Venezuela, Actividad petrolera, features, yacimientos, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:manaties1_2_1No abstract providedmanaties1_2_1, Marine, Large, features, EcosystemEPSG:4326geonode:agreg_reproduccion_pecesEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas de agregaciones reproductivas de peces del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.features, agreg_reproduccion_peces, PecesEPSG:4326geonode:zonas_rocosas_intermarealesEl conjunto de datos contenidos en este archivo corresponde a zonas rocosas intermareales del área correspondiente al Mar Caribe venezolano hasta una latitud de trece grados norte.zonas_rocosas_intermareales, Biodiversidad, Zonas rocosas intermareales, Venezuela, features, INTECMAREPSG:4326geonode:seagrassv2Produced in 2010 by CZMAI/Natural Capital Project with a preferential scale of 1:100,000. With a national coverage in polygon format.seagrass, seagrassv2, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:coastal_reserves_2014Digital protected area polygon data was created using the legal descritpions of the boundaries as published on the Government Gazette Statutory Instruments (legal decrees). Coastal Reserves 2014: Produced in 2014 by Land Information Centre/CZMAI with a preferential scale of 1:100,000. With a national coverage in polygon formatareas, coastal_reserves_2014, Protected, featuresEPSG:26716geonode:corals3Produced in 2005 by Coastal Zone Management Authority & Institute - CZMAI (UNDP-GEF CZM Project) with a preferencial scale of 1:100,000. With a national coverage in polygon data format.Coral, reef, corals3, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:mangrovev2This dataset depicts fragmentation and resiliency of Belize's national mangrove cover in 2010, based on satellite-based mapping of Belize's mangroves for 1980, 1989, 1994, 2000, 2004, and 2010, and based on the earlier work of Simon Zisman (1998). Fragmentation was analyzed by identifying mangrove patches which had been reduced in size within the period analyzed. Based on that, a fragmentation history was compiled, and risk was estimated based off that history. In addition to the fragmentation history, an index of patch irregularity (related to the perimeter and area) was also developed. Resiliency was also identified based on identification of mangroves which had regrown after clearance. This data was developed for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF)'s Mesoamerican Reef program in July 2010.mangrovev2, mangrove, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:redcamRed de Vigilancia para la Conservación y Protección de las Aguas Marinas y Costeras de Colombia La Red de Monitoreo de la Calidad de aguas marinas y costeras de Colombia (REDCAM), es un programa de carácter interinstitucional y es una herramienta útil para la gestión y toma de decisiones del Ministerio del Ambiente y Desarrollo Sostenible (MADS) y de las Corporaciones Autónomas Regionales con injerencia costeras y en general del SINA, en temas de contaminación marina-costera.redcam, features, INVEMAREPSG:4170geonode:guatemala_coastal_populationCoastal population estimates and density for years 2014-2020.population, features, guatemala_coastal_populationEPSG:4326geonode:meow_ecosA biogeographic classification of the world's coastal and continental shelf waters following a nested hierarchy of realms, provinces and ecoregions. see http://www.marineregions.org/sources.php#meowmeow_ecos, Ecoregion, realm, Biogeography, marine, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:areas_de_desove_y_nodriza_de_pecesEste vector muestra el objeto de conservación referente a las áreas identificadas como de alta importancia para la congregación de peces. INVEMAR – TNC – CI – UAESPNN. 2009. Informe Tecnico: Planificacion ecorregional para la conservacion in situ de la biodiversidad marina y costera en el Caribe y Pacifico continental colombiano. Alonso, D., Ramirez, L. F., Segura- Quintero, C., Castillo-Torres, P., Diaz, J.M., Walschburger, T. y N. Arango. Serie de Documentos Generales No. 41. Santa Marta. 106p + Anexos.areas_de_desove_y_nodriza_de_peces, features, PecesEPSG:4170geonode:tm_tto_population_coastal_municipalities_rpPopulation_coastal_municipalities_2000tm_tto_population_coastal_municipalities_rp, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:tm_trinidad_and_tobago_seagrass_2007_1000The seagrass of Trinidad and Tobagotm_trinidad_and_tobago_seagrass_2007_1000, seagrass, Trinidad and Tobago, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:tm_ecoregions_2017No abstract providedfeatures, tm_ecoregions_2017EPSG:4326geonode:tm_globalstations_linearsealeveltrendsGlobal Linear Relative Mean Sea Level (MSL) trends and 95% Confidence Intervals (CI) in mm/year and in ft/centuryIndicators, features, Sea Level Rise, tm_globalstations_linearsealeveltrendsEPSG:4326geonode:tm_usstations_linearsealeveltrendsU.S. Linear Relative Mean Sea Level (MSL) trends and 95% Confidence Intervals (CI) in mm/year and in ft/centuryIndicators, features, Sea Level Rise, tm_usstations_linearsealeveltrendsEPSG:4326geonode:tv_co_areasmarinasprotegidasÁreas Marinas y Costeras Protegidas de Colombiatv_co_areasmarinasprotegidas, Protected areas, AMP, SAMP, featuresEPSG:4170geonode:mangles_fCobertura de manglar en la línea costera de la República Dominicana.mangles_f, featuresEPSG:32619geonode:cuevasLa importancia de las cuevas en la República Dominicana radica en tres aspectos fundamentales: El interés hídrico, por la abundancia del agua que corre subterráneamente; el interés biológico, por ser el hábitat de las 18 especies de murciélagos reportadas en el país, y la cantidad de familias, géneros y especies que se desarrollan en ellas; el interés histórico-cultural y por sus abundantes vestigios de restos de culturas aborígenes.cuevas, featuresEPSG:32619geonode:est_oceanograficasEstaciones Oceanograficas RDfeatures, est_oceanograficasEPSG:32619geonode:mangles_1Zona de Mangles de la República Dominicanamangles_1, featuresEPSG:32619geonode:tm_dom_population_coastal_municipalities_2002Population at coastal municipalities 2002tm_dom_population_coastal_municipalities_2002, featuresEPSG:32619geonode:guatemala_estaciones_meteorologicasNo abstract providedfeatures, guatemala_estaciones_meteorologicasEPSG:4326geonode:a__14_001_wcmc006_turtlefeeding1999_v1_1UNEP-WCMC (1999). Global distribution of sea turtle feeding sites (ver. 1.1). Cambridge (UK): UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre. URL: http://data.unep-wcmc.org/datasets/21 This dataset shows the known locations of sea turtle feeding sites, for five of the seven species: hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata), leatherback turtle (Dermochelys coriacea), green turtle (Chelonia mydas), loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta), and olive ridley turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea).turtle, threatened, UNEP-WCMC, marine, _14_001_wcmc006_turtlefeeding1999_v1_1, coastal, features, IUCN, habitat, feedingEPSG:4326geonode:a__014_001_wcmc007_turtlenestingsites1999_v1_1UNEP-WCMC (1999). Global distribution of sea turtle nesting sites (version 1.1, updated by UNEP-WCMC). Cambridge (UK): UNEP World Conservation Monitoring Centre. URL: http://data.unep-wcmc.org/datasets/22 This dataset shows the known locations of sea turtle nesting sites, for all seven species: hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata), Kemp's ridley turtle (Lepidochelys kempii), leatherback turtle (Dermochelys coriacea), green turtle (Chelonia mydas), loggerhead turtle (Caretta caretta), olive ridley turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea), and flatback turtle (Natator depressus).turtle, nesting, UNEP-WCMC, marine, _014_001_wcmc007_turtlenestingsites1999_v1_1, coastal, features, IUCN, habitat, threatenedEPSG:4326geonode:watshed_2The Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.watshed_2, CMA2, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:inland3_1The Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.inland3_1, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:waterqThe Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.waterq, water, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:atlasindThe Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.features, atlasindEPSG:24200geonode:beachinvThe Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.features, beachinvEPSG:4326geonode:beachl_2The Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.beachl_2, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:bote_2The Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.bote_2, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:botn_1The Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.botn_1, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:botseThe Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.features, botseEPSG:4326geonode:botsw_The Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.botsw_, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:checkpt_1The Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.features, checkpt_1EPSG:4326geonode:a_roads_10The Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.REQUIRED: Common-use word or phrase used to describe the subject of the data set., a_roads_1, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:b_roadsNo abstract providedThe Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.b_roads, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:coastlin_1The data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.coastlin_1, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:elev40The Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.providedfeatures, elev40EPSG:4326geonode:townsThe Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.towns, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:riverThe Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.features, riverEPSG:4326geonode:topogr_2The Data was created under the Jamaican Coastal Project in 1997. The output of the project, A Coastal Atlas of Jamaica, was prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA) and Uppsala University, Sweden.topogr_2, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:mx_man15gw0El mapa representa la distribución y extensión de la cobertura de los manglares en México para el año 2015, obtenido a partir de un método de clasificación interdependiente, basado en el mapa de uso del suelo y vegetación de la zona costera asociada a los manglares de México. Se utilizaron en total 198 imágenes satelitáles, principalmente SPOT 5; por falta de disponibilidad completa para el año 2015 de este tipo de imágenes, fue necesario también usar del último trimestre de 2014 (125 en total para este año), algunas SPOT 6, SPOT 7 y RapidEye.Biodiversidad, Monitoreo, Manglares, mx_man15gw, Manglar, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:tv_mex_pastos_marinos_20170Cartografía de la ubicación y distribución de lechos de pasto marino del Caribe Mexicano. Combinación de la cartografía de cobertura bentónica de la CONABIO (2017) y de la cartografía de la Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (UAM). Avances en la investigación científica que fue parcialmente financiado (zona norte) por parte de un proyecto con la Comisión para la Cooperación ambiental (CCA) para la formulación de políticas en materia de carbono azul en América del Norte.publico, Pastos, Comunidades coralinas, No conocido, Bentos, Corales, marinos, Arrecifes de coral, Ecosistemas costerosEPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_population_1990_250000CONABIO, (2010). 'Distribución de la población en México por municipio, 1990', Comisión Nacional para el Conocimento y Uso de la Biodiversidad. Datos estadísticos de 1990 del Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Geografía e Informática. Escala 1:250000. México.tm_mexico_population_1990_250000, Poblaci�n, densidad, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_population_2000_2500000CONABIO, (2010). 'Distribución de la población en México por municipio, 2000', Comisión Nacional para el Conocimento y Uso de la Biodiversidad. Datos estadísticos de 2000 del Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Geografía e Informática. Escala 1:250000. México.poblacional, densidad, tm_mexico_population_2000_250000, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:tv_tto_coral_reef_health_1994_2016Layer shows information of 2016 year. To see dynamic data, click here: https://bit.ly/2JoVAylIndicators, features, tv_tto_coral_reef_health_1994_2016, coral reefEPSG:32620geonode:bm_tobago_parishes_2000_10000The parishes of TobagoAdministrative units, bm_tobago_parishes_2000_10000, TOBAGO, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:bm_trinidad_regional_corporations_municipalitRegional corporations in Trinidad are roughly equivalent to municipalities.Cities, Trinidad and Tobago, bm_trinidad_regional_corporations_municipalities_2000_25000_2, regional corporations, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:tv_tto_tobago_buccoo_reef_broad_benthic_habitA broad classification of the benthic habitats that exists at the Buccoo Reef in Tobago.benthic, Benthic Habitat, coral reef, tv_tto_tobago_buccoo_reef_broad_benthic_habitat_classification, seagrasses, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:tv_tto_tobago_buccoo_reef_deatiled_benthic_clA detailed classification of the Benthic Habitats that exist at the Buccoo Reef in Tobago.Coral Reefs, benthic, Benthic Habitat, tv_tto_tobago_buccoo_reef_deatiled_benthic_classification, lagoon, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:final_seagrass_2019Locations and extents of seagrasses in Buccoo, Tobago. Digitized from Google Earth Imagery captured in 2019.final_seagrass_2019, coastal ecosystems, marine ecosystems, seagrasses, seagrass, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:zone_t1_tobagoIn the development of the Integrated Coastal Zone policy for Trinidad and Tobago zones were needed to develop targeted policies. This zone was determined largely based upon elevation, threats from storm surges and projected sea level rise.zone_t1_tobago, ICZM, Trinidad and Tobago, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:zone_t2_tobagoUsing landcover for Trinidad and Tobago the area above 90m (roughly 300 feet) was found to be relatively unaffected by significant human activity. The area between the zone of immediate impact (5m) and 90m was identified as the area of influence.zone_t2_tobago, ICZM, Trinidad and Tobago, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:water_qualityThe bacteriological water quality and physico–chemical parameters were measured along the south western coast of Tobago, to monitor and evaluate bathing beach water quality and identify possible sources of faecal contamination. One bacterial indicator namely enterococci was chosen for this study, and was analysed by defined substrate technology (Enterolert) in accordance with the IDEXX protocol. The physico–chemical parameters collected were pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature, salinity, turbidity and rainfall. Single day sampling was collected at 12 offshore locations during the wet and dry season for 2017 and 2018. Bacterial concentrations at four of the twelve sampling stations were not within the USEPA water quality standards for recreational use during the wet season.bathing beach water quality, water_quality, features, water qualityEPSG:32620geonode:tv_tto_tobago_coastline_type_1000A geomorphological classification of the coastline of Tobago.sandy beaches, tv_tto_tobago_coastline_type_1000, rip rap, mabgroves, seawalls, sheltered rocky shores, vegetated banks, gravel beaches, rocky platforms, coastlines, coasts, coastline type, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:tv_tobago_coastline_typeThe coastline type mapping of Tobago was conducted to rank areas along the coast to represent their potential sensitivity to oil spill damage.sandy beaches, sea walls tidal flats, rocky platforms, mangrove, rip rap, tv_tobago_coastline_type, coastline type, features, rocky shoresEPSG:4326geonode:tv_tto_tobago_sandy_shorelines_2014The identification of the sandy shorelines of Tobago's Coast, using the Aerial Imagery of 2014.sandy beaches, sandy, sand, tv_tto_tobago_sandy_shorelines_2014, beaches, shoreline, coastline, coasts, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:tv_tobago_shoreline_stability_assessment_2008Shoreline stability measures (eroding, accreting or in dynamic equilibrium) for beaches monitored by the IMA as part of the Coastal Conservation programme from 2004 to 2008erode, dynamic equilibrium, tv_tobago_shoreline_stability_assessment_2008_25000, accrete, erosion, features, accretionEPSG:4326geonode:a__201610_bobe_pwgs84_bathing_beach_water_qualiA bacteriological water quality survey was conducted during the period 23 April, 2014 to 22 July, 2014 along the coastline at Cedros Bay on the southwest coast of Trinidad, from Bonasse Village to Fullerton Village, Cedros. Bonasse Beach and Fullerton Beach are used for recreational activities by beach-goers and both are also fish landing sites. Fifteen (15) sampling stations were located nearshore along Cedros Bay, from Bonasse Village to Fullerton Village. Nine (9)stations were also established at two rivers, at a stream and at six drains which discharged into nearshore waters and were potential sources of pollution for this section of Cedros Bay. Water samples were collected on five occasions at the 15 nearshore stations, as well as at 9 potential sources of pollution. Faecal coliforms, Escherichia coli and enterococci bacteria were used as indicators of possible faecal contamination or water pollution from sewageFaecal coliforms, bacteria, Escherichia coli, enterococci, ecoli, bathing beach water quality, features, _201610_bobe_pwgs84_bathing_beach_water_quality_bonasse_beachEPSG:32620geonode:abundHuman pressures have placed many tropical estuaries in developing countries under increased levels of stress. The Caroni Swamp Ramsar Site, the largest mangrove swamp along the west coast of Trinidad, has been subjected to high levels of anthropogenic impacts including hydrological alteration and pollution from land-based sources since the 1920’s. While most of these impacts have been well documented, limited information exists on the macrobenthic communities in the swamp. This study addresses the paucity of information. The macrobenthic fauna in the main waterways of Caroni Swamp was sampled at 12 locations using a Van Veen 0.025 m2 grab, once in the dry (April) and wet (August) season of 2015 with a total of 144 samples.abund, swamp, macrobenthic, features, benthicEPSG:32620geonode:divHuman pressures have placed many tropical estuaries in developing countries under increased levels of stress. The Caroni Swamp Ramsar Site, the largest mangrove swamp along the west coast of Trinidad, has been subjected to high levels of anthropogenic impacts including hydrological alteration and pollution from land-based sources since the 1920’s. While most of these impacts have been well documented, limited information exists on the macrobenthic communities in the swamp. This study addresses the paucity of information. The macrobenthic fauna in the main waterways of Caroni Swamp was sampled at 12 locations using a Van Veen 0.025 m2 grab, once in the dry (April) and wet (August) season of 2015 with a total of 144 samples.div, features, macrobenthic, benthicEPSG:32620geonode:richnessHuman pressures have placed many tropical estuaries in developing countries under increased levels of stress. The Caroni Swamp Ramsar Site, the largest mangrove swamp along the west coast of Trinidad, has been subjected to high levels of anthropogenic impacts including hydrological alteration and pollution from land-based sources since the 1920’s. While most of these impacts have been well documented, limited information exists on the macrobenthic communities in the swamp. This study addresses the paucity of information. The macrobenthic fauna in the main waterways of Caroni Swamp was sampled at 12 locations using a Van Veen 0.025 m2 grab, once in the dry (April) and wet (August) season of 2015 with a total of 144 samples.macrobenthic, features, richness, benthicEPSG:32620geonode:caroni_benthic_physHuman pressures have placed many tropical estuaries in developing countries under increased levels of stress. The Caroni Swamp Ramsar Site, the largest mangrove swamp along the west coast of Trinidad, has been subjected to high levels of anthropogenic impacts including hydrological alteration and pollution from land-based sources since the 1920’s. While most of these impacts have been well documented, limited information exists on the macrobenthic communities in the swamp. This study addresses the paucity of information. The macrobenthic fauna in the main waterways of Caroni Swamp was sampled at 12 locations using a Van Veen 0.025 m2 grab, once in the dry (April) and wet (August) season of 2015 with a total of 144 samples.caroni_benthic_phys, benthic ecology, macrobenthic, features, benthicEPSG:32620geonode:cma_1The bacteriological water quality and physio–chemical parameters were measured along the popular Chaguaramas Peninsula in western Trinidad, to evaluate bathing beach water quality and identify possible sources of sewage contamination. Three bacterial indicators were chosen for this study (Escherichia coli, enterococci and faecal coliform), and were analysed by membrane filtration in accordance with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) protocol. The physio–chemical parameters collected were pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature, salinity, and rainfall. Samples were collected at six nearshore locations during the months of July/August, 2016 (wet season) and January/February, 2017 (dry season).bathing beach water quality, features, cma_1, water qualityEPSG:32620geonode:a__2002_felixHeavy metal levels of the Ircinia Felix sp. (Stinker Sponge) was tested in sediments in 2003. As part of an investigation of the heavy metal levels in sediment and interstitial waters, and their effect on community structure of marine soft-bottom benthos from Port of Spain to Chaguaramas. Metals tested included cadmium (Cd), chromium (Cr), copper (Cu), iron (Fe), nickel (Ni), lead (Pb) and zinc (Zn).lead, marine fauna, copper, environment, cadmium, features, benthic ecology, zinc, nickel, iron, chromium, _2002_felixEPSG:32620geonode:a__2002_zetekiHeavy metal levels of the Terpios Zeteki sp. (Sea Sponge) was tested in sediments in 2003. As part of an investigation of the heavy metal levels in sediment and interstitial waters, and their effect on community structure of marine soft-bottom benthos from Port of Spain to Chaguaramas. Metals tested included cadmium (Cd), chromium (Cr), copper (Cu), iron (Fe), nickel (Ni), lead (Pb) and zinc (Zn).lead, marine fauna, copper, environment, cadmium, benthic ecology, zinc, nickel, _2002_zeteki, iron, chromium, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:a__2003_marine_fauna_metalsAn investigation of the heavy metal levels in sediment and interstitial waters, and their effect on community structure of marine soft-bottom benthos from Port of Spain to Chaguaramas. Metals tested included cadmium (Cd), chromium (Cr), copper (Cu), iron (Fe), nickel (Ni), lead (Pb) and zinc (Zn).lead, marine fauna, copper, _2003_marine_fauna_metals, environment, cadmium, benthic ecology, zinc, nickel, iron, chromium, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:tocAn analysis of Total Organic Carbons (TOC) tested in sediments and Total Suspended Solids (TSS) in water at the Godineau Swamp. For the project, “Preliminary Assessment of the Ecological Status of the Godineau Swamp, South Trinidad”. The purpose of the water and sediment quality component was to obtain baseline data on water and sediment quality in this wetland, in order to detect changes in quality that may be caused by activities within the wetland.Sediment Quality, tss, toc, swamp, wetland, water quality, features, Ecological StatusEPSG:32620geonode:metals_and_aaphA sediements quality analysis of heavy metals (cadmium (Cd), chromium (Cr), copper (Cu), iron (Fe), nickel (Ni), lead (Pb) and zinc (Zn)) and adsorbed/absorbed petroleum hydrocarbons levels (AAPHs) in the Godineau Swamp. For the project, “Preliminary Assessment of the Ecological Status of the Godineau Swamp, South Trinidad”.metals, Sediment Quality, swamp, wetland, water quality, metals_and_aaph, features, Ecological Status, AAPHEPSG:32620geonode:metals_and_ddphs_1A water quality analysis of heavy metals (cadmium (Cd), chromium (Cr), copper (Cu), iron (Fe), nickel (Ni), lead (Pb) and zinc (Zn)) and dissolved/dispersed petroleum hydrocarbons levels (DDPHs) in the Godineau Swamp. For the project, “Preliminary Assessment of the Ecological Status of the Godineau Swamp, South Trinidad”.DDPH, metals, metals_and_ddphs_1, Sediment Quality, swamp, wetland, water quality, features, Ecological StatusEPSG:32620geonode:phys_paraAn investigation of the physical water quality parameters (pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature, electrical conductivity and salinity). in the Swamp. For the project, “Preliminary Assessment of the Ecological Status of the Godineau Swamp, South Trinidad”.wetland, Sediment Quality, swamp, phys_para, Ecological Status, features, water qualityEPSG:32620geonode:guapoA bacteriological water quality survey was conducted during the period 14 April to 15 July, 2015 along the southwestern coastline of Trinidad, from Guapo Beach to Clifton Hill Beach, Point Fortin. Guapo Beach and Clifton Hill Beach are used for recreational activities by beachgoers.Thirteen (13) sampling stations were located nearshore along western Guapo Bay, from Guapo Beach to Clifton Hill Beach. Three (3) stations were also established at Guapo River, at a drain and at a stream which discharged into nearshore waters and were potential sources of pollution for this section of western Guapo Bay. Water samples were collected on eight (8) occasions at thirteen (13) nearshore stations. The three (3) potential sources of pollution were tested whenever available at the time of nearshore sample collection. Faecal coliforms, Escherichia coli and enterococci bacteria were used as indicators of possible contamination from sewage.Clifton Hill Beach, Guapo Beach, Point FortinEPSG:32620geonode:zone_t1_trinidadUsing data from project sea level rise by 2050 and spatially distributed storm surges for Trinidad and Tobago from the IDB project Economics of Climate Change Adaptation the zone of immediate impact was identified and set at the 5m contour.zone_t1_trinidad, ICZM, Trinidad and Tobago, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:zone_t2_trinidad0Using landcover for Trinidad and Tobago the area above 90m (roughly 300 feet) was found to be relatively unaffected by significant human activity. The area between the zone of immediate impact (5m) and 90m was identified as the area of influence.ICZM, zone_t2_trinidad, features, TrinidadEPSG:32620geonode:maracasFaecal contamination of recreational waters is of major public health concern and therefore continuous monitoring of water quality is essential. The microbial water quality and physio– chemical parameters at the popular Maracas Beach, Trinidad were measured using multiple microbial indicators to determine faecal contamination levels and identify possible sources of pollution. The indicators chosen for this study were Escherichia coli, enterococci and faecal coliform and water samples were collected at five nearshore locations during the months of February/March 2017 (dry season) and July/August 2016 (wet season) at varying tidal periods.bathing beach water quality, maracas, features, water qualityEPSG:4326geonode:coli_1The Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA) investigated the bathing beach water quality at Kings Wharf, San Fernando during the wet season (April/May) 2015 and dry season (August/September) 2017. Physical parameters (pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature and salinity), as well as microbiological parameters (enterococci, Escherichia coli and faecal coliform) were collected and analysed. Four sampling stations along the coast at Kings Wharf S1-S4 (bathing beach area) and four point source stations (S5-S8) that impact Kings Wharf were selected.bathing beach water quality, coli_1, features, water qualityEPSG:32620geonode:entThe Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA) investigated the bathing beach water quality at Kings Wharf, San Fernando during the wet season (April/May) 2015 and dry season (August/September) 2017. Physical parameters (pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature and salinity), as well as microbiological parameters (enterococci, Escherichia coli and faecal coliform) were collected and analysed. Four sampling stations along the coast at Kings Wharf S1-S4 (bathing beach area) and four point source stations (S5-S8) that impact Kings Wharf were selected.bathing beach water quality, ent, features, water qualityEPSG:32620geonode:fecalThe Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA) investigated the bathing beach water quality at Kings Wharf, San Fernando during the wet season (April/May) 2015 and dry season (August/September) 2017. Physical parameters (pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature and salinity), as well as microbiological parameters (enterococci, Escherichia coli and faecal coliform) were collected and analysed. Four sampling stations along the coast at Kings Wharf S1-S4 (bathing beach area) and four point source stations (S5-S8) that impact Kings Wharf were selected.bathing beach water quality, fecal, features, water qualityEPSG:32620geonode:phys_1The Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA) investigated the bathing beach water quality at Kings Wharf, San Fernando during the wet season (April/May) 2015 and dry season (August/September) 2017. Physical parameters (pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature and salinity), as well as microbiological parameters (enterococci, Escherichia coli and faecal coliform) were collected and analysed. Four sampling stations along the coast at Kings Wharf S1-S4 (bathing beach area) and four point source stations (S5-S8) that impact Kings Wharf were selected.bathing beach water quality, phys_1, features, water qualityEPSG:32620geonode:tv_trinidad_trace_metals_in_gulf_of_paria_199This datasets presents a geochemical assessment for trace metals in coastal sediments of the Gulf of Paria. The total trace metal concentrations of aluminum, copper and lead, iron, manganese, cadmium, nickel, zinc, chromium, mercury, and absorbed or adsorbed petroleum hydrocarbon (AAPH) in the sediments and the clay-enriched sediments of the Gulf of Paria Trinidad is presented.tv_trinidad_trace_metals_in_gulf_of_paria_1998, trace metals, features, heavy metalsEPSG:4326geonode:tv_trinidad_all_rivers_trinidad0Watercourses of Trinidadriver, rivers, tv_trinidad_all_rivers_trinidad, watercourses., watercourse, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:s1The marine zone S1, the area of immediate impact from the coast used for ICZMs1, features, Trinidad and Tobago, ICZMEPSG:4326geonode:tm_trinidad_and_tobago_iczm_marine_zone_s2_teThe marine zone S2, more than 3 nautical miles to the territorial sea boundary, used for ICZMtm_trinidad_and_tobago_iczm_marine_zone_s2_territorial_sea, Trinidad and Tobago, features, ICZMEPSG:4326geonode:tm_trinidad_and_tobago_iczm_marine_zone_s3_eeThe marine zone S3 used for ICZM.tm_trinidad_and_tobago_iczm_marine_zone_s3_eez, Trinidad and Tobago, features, ICZMEPSG:4326geonode:garb1_2Utilizing remotely sensed imagery and GNSS surveying techniques through a multi-epoch approach (from 1994 to 2007) to shoreline change analysis, the degree to which the horizontal shoreline position expanded or retreat was accurately assessed for Trinidad and Tobago and areas of erosion and accretion identified.coastline change, garb1_2, erosion, features, accretionEPSG:32620geonode:tv_tto_trinidad_coastline_type_1000A geomorphological classification of the coastline of Trinidad.rip rap, type, gravel beaches, tv_tto_trinidad_coastline_type_1000, seawalls, sheltered rocky shores, rocky platforms, sandy beaches, coasts, coastline, solid man-made structures, tidal-flats, vegetated banks, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:tv_trinidad_coastline_typeThe coastal areas of Trinidad have been classified into categories based on morphology and their vulnerability to spilled oil. The index used in this report combines geological and biological sensitivities to oil spill impacts. The least sensitive to long term oil spill damage is 1, and the most sensitive is 10.rip rap, features, coastline type, rocky shores, rocky platforms, sandy beaches, tv_trinidad_coastline_type, mangrove, sea walls tidal flatsEPSG:4326geonode:tv_trinidad_fishing_gear_types_in_gulf_of_parFishing gear types in the Gulf of Pariatowing, tv_trinidad_fishing_gear_types_in_gulf_of_paria_1998, a la vive, fishing gear types, gilnet, plangue, banking, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:tv_trinidad_fishing_grounds_off_east_coast_trA participtatory mapping of fishing grounds with fisherfold operating off the east coast was conductedshark, kingfish, tv_trinidad_fishing_grounds_off_east_coast_trinidad_2004, fishing grounds, barracuda, lobster, whlhake turtles, red fish, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:rainfallIsohyetal map of Trinidad showing 75 years of mean annual rainfall for the record period 1911-1985 (in mm). The data was collected, isohyetals constructed and subsequent map produced by the Water Resources Agency of the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) of Trinidad and Tobago.isohyets, rainfall, isohyetal map, annual rainfall, featuresEPSG:2067geonode:tvThe identification of the sandy shorelines of Trinidad's coastline, using the Aerial Imagery of 2014sandy beaches, sandy, sand, beaches, shoreline, coastline, coasts, tv, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:garb2Sediment samples taken throughout the Gulf of Paria were analyzed to derive the texture, and percentage of clay, silt and sand in the dry and wet season.garb2, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:tv_trinidad_shoreline_stability_assessment_20Shoreline stability measures (eroding, accreting or in dynamic equilibrium) for beaches monitored by the IMA as part of the Coastal Conservation programme from 2004 to 2008accrete, tv_trinidad_shoreline_stability_assessment_2008_25000, accretion, dynamic equilibrium, erosion, erode, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:tv_trinidad_substrait_type_off_east_coast_triThe substrait type off the east coast was gathered based upon participatory mapping of fisherkfolk.tv_trinidad_substrait_type_off_east_coast_trinidad_2002, substrait, reef, muddy shell, rocky bottom, features, muddy bottomEPSG:4326geonode:tv_trinidad_watersheds_of_trinidad1Watersheds of Trinidadwatercourses, tv_trinidad_watersheds_of_trinidad1, watercourse, drainage basin, watersheds, watershed, river, rivers, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:tm_tobago_coral_reefs_2005_25000The coral reefs of Tobago were mapped using Landsat satellite imageryCoral, Reefs, tm_tobago_coral_reefs_2005_25000, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:tm_trinidad_and_tobago_mangroves_2000_10000_2Mangrove forests were mapped for Trinidad and Tobagomangroves, tm_trinidad_and_tobago_mangroves_2000_10000_2, Trinidad and Tobago, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:al_gopThe level of aluminium trace metal in sediments in the wet season 1998 and dry 1999 was derived for sampling locations throughout the Gulf of Paria.heavy metals, aluminium, al_gop, trace metals, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:total_and_extractable_cadmium_concentration_iThe level of cadmium trace metal in sediments in the wet season 1998 and dry 1999 was derived for sampling locations throughout the Gulf of Paria.heavy metals, cadmium, trace metals, features, total_and_extractable_cadmium_concentration_in_gulf_of_pariaEPSG:32620geonode:total_and_extractable_chromium_concentration_The level of chromium trace metal in sediments in the wet season 1998 and dry 1999 was derived for sampling locations throughout the Gulf of Paria.heavy metals, total_and_extractable_chromium_concentration_in_gulf_of_paria, chromium, trace metals, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:total_and_extractable_copper_concentration_in0The level of copper trace metal in sediments in the wet season 1998 and dry 1999 was derived for sampling locations throughout the Gulf of Paria.total_and_extractable_copper_concentration_in_gulf_of_paria, copper, heavy metals, trace metals, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:total_and_extractable_iron_concentration_in_gThe level of iron trace metal in sediments in the wet season 1998 and dry 1999 was derived for sampling locations throughout the Gulf of Paria.heavy metals, total_and_extractable_iron_concentration_in_gulf_of_paria, iron, trace metals, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:total_and_extractable_lead_concentration_in_gThe level of aluminium trace metal in sediments in the wet season 1998 and dry 1999 was derived for sampling locations throughout the Gulf of Paria.lead, heavy metals, trace metals, features, total_and_extractable_lead_concentration_in_gulf_of_pariaEPSG:32620geonode:total_and_extractable_manganese_concentrationThe level of manganese trace metal in sediments in the wet season 1998 and dry 1999 was derived for sampling locations throughout the Gulf of Paria.manganese, heavy metals, total_and_extractable_manganese_concentration_in_gulf_of_paria, trace metals, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:total_and_extractable_nickel_concentration_inThe level of nickel trace metal in sediments in the wet season 1998 and dry 1999 was derived for sampling locations throughout the Gulf of Paria.heavy metals, nickel, total_and_extractable_nickel_concentration_in_gulf_of_paria, trace metals, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:total_and_extractable_zinc_concentration_in_gThe level of zinc trace metal in sediments in the wet season 1998 and dry 1999 was derived for sampling locations throughout the Gulf of Paria.total_and_extractable_zinc_concentration_in_gulf_of_paria, heavy metals, zinc, trace metals, featuresEPSG:32620geonode:total_mercury_concentration_in_gulf_of_pariaThe level of mercury trace metal in sediments in the wet season 1998 and dry 1999 was derived for sampling locations throughout the Gulf of Paria.heavy metals, total_mercury_concentration_in_gulf_of_paria, mercury, features, trace metalsEPSG:32620geonode:tm_trinidad_and_tobago_coastal_marine_protectCoastal and marine protected areas of Trinidad and Tobago. Information related to IUCN categoriesfeatures, tm_trinidad_and_tobago_coastal_marine_protected_areas_2017EPSG:4326geonode:abrae1features, abrae1EPSG:4326geonode:abrae10features, abrae1EPSG:4326geonode:abrae11features, abrae1EPSG:4326geonode:abrae12features, abrae1EPSG:4326geonode:abrae13features, abrae1EPSG:4326geonode:abrae14features, abrae1EPSG:4326geonode:abrae2features, abrae2EPSG:4326geonode:abrae20features, abrae2EPSG:4326geonode:abrae21features, abrae2EPSG:4326geonode:abrae22features, abrae2EPSG:4326geonode:abrae23features, abrae2EPSG:4326geonode:abrae24features, abrae2EPSG:4326geonode:amort_sinap_rdfeatures, amort_sinap_rdEPSG:32619geonode:amort_sinap_rd0features, amort_sinap_rdEPSG:32619geonode:areas_protegidas_rdfeatures, areas_protegidas_rdEPSG:32619geonode:areas_protegidas_rd0features, areas_protegidas_rdEPSG:32619geonode:areas_protegidas_rd1features, areas_protegidas_rdEPSG:32619geonode:basemap_withlmes_geonode_1features, basemap_withlmes_geonode_1EPSG:4326geonode:basemap_withlmes_geonode_1003 Regional CoordinationEPSG:4326geonode:col_poblacion_municipioscosterosfeatures, col_poblacion_municipioscosterosEPSG:4686geonode:col_poblacion_municipioscosteros0features, col_poblacion_municipioscosterosEPSG:4686geonode:col_poblacion_municipioscosteros1features, col_poblacion_municipioscosterosEPSG:4686geonode:col_poblacion_municipioscosteros2features, col_poblacion_municipioscosterosEPSG:4686geonode:col_poblacion_municipioscosteros3features, col_poblacion_municipioscosterosEPSG:4686geonode:col_poblacion_municipioscosteros4features, col_poblacion_municipioscosterosEPSG:4686geonode:gov_nic_status0features, gov_nic_statusEPSG:4326geonode:grenada_dem_footprintfeatures, grenada_dem_footprintEPSG:4326geonode:rd_municipiosrd_municipios, featuresEPSG:32619geonode:rd_municipios0rd_municipios, featuresEPSG:32619geonode:rd_municipios1rd_municipios, featuresEPSG:32619geonode:rd_municipios2rd_municipios, featuresEPSG:32619geonode:tm_mexico_estmeteorologicas_2018_200000Estaciones Meteorologicas de MEXICO (SMN, 2018). SMN-Conagua (2018), [On-line], [22/03/2018 of the version downloaded]. http://smn1.conagua.gob.mx/emas/ Sensores que integran cada Estación: - Velocidad del viento - Dirección del viento - Presión atmosférica - Temperatura y Humedad relativa - Radiación solar - Precipitación CENDO(2018), Sergio Larios. slarios@uabc.edu.mxVelocidad viento, Temperatura y Humedad relativa Radiaci�n solar, tm_mexico_estmeteorologicas_2018_200000, Estaciones Meteorol�gicas Autom�ticas, Direcci�n viento, Precipitaci�n, features, Presi�n atmosf�ricaEPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_estmeteorologicas_clicom_inactivas_Estaciones Meteorologicas de MEXICO INACTIVAS (CLICOM, 2018) SMN-Conagua (2018), [On-line], [22/03/2018 of the version downloaded]. http://smn1.conagua.gob.mx/emas/ Sensores que integran cada Estación: - Velocidad del viento - Dirección del viento - Presión atmosférica - Temperatura y Humedad relativa - Radiación solar - Precipitación CENDO(2018), Sergio Larios. slarios@uabc.edu.mxVelocidad viento, Temperatura y Humedad relativa Radiaci�n solar, tm_mexico_estmeteorologicas_clicom_inactivas_2018_200000, Estaciones Meteorol�gicas Autom�ticas, Direcci�n viento, Precipitaci�n, features, Presi�n atmosf�ricaEPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_estmeteorologicas_clicom_op_2018_20Estaciones Meteorologicas OPERATIVAS en MEXICO / CLICOM (SMN, 2018). SMN-Conagua (2018), [On-line], [22/03/2018 of the version downloaded]. http://smn1.conagua.gob.mx/emas/ Sensores que integran cada Estación: - Velocidad del viento - Dirección del viento - Presión atmosférica - Temperatura y Humedad relativa - Radiación solar - Precipitación CENDO(2018), Sergio Larios. slarios@uabc.edu.mxVelocidad viento, Temperatura y Humedad relativa Radiaci�n solar, tm_mexico_estmeteorologicas_clicom_op_2018_200000, Estaciones Meteorol�gicas Autom�ticas, Direcci�n viento, Precipitaci�n, features, Presi�n atmosf�ricaEPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_estoceanograficas_cic_2018_200000Estaciones Mareográficas y Meteorológicas Costeras MEXICO (CICESE, 2018).Velocidad viento, marea, Temperatura y Humedad relativa Radiaci�n solar, Estaciones Meteorol�gicas Autom�ticas, Direcci�n viento, Mareografia, Precipitaci�n, tm_mexico_estoceanograficas_cic_2018_200000, features, Presi�n atmosf�ricaEPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_estoceanograficas_imt_2018_200000Red Nacional de Estaciones Oceanográficas, Mareográficas y Meteorológicas (RENEOM / IMT, 2018)Oleaje, Velocidad viento, marea, Temperatura y Humedad relativa Radiaci�n solar, direcci�n oleaje, tm_mexico_estoceanograficas_imt_2018_200000, Estaciones Meteorol�gicas Autom�ticas, Direcci�n viento, Mareografia, periodo, Precipitaci�n, Altura, features, Presi�n atmosf�ricaEPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_estoceanograficas_semar_2018_200000Red Mareográfica Nacional de la Secretaría de Marina (SEMAR, 2018) 22 de Marzo del 2018 (Fechas de Descarga de http://oceanografia.semar.gob.mx/estaciones.html)Oleaje, tm_mexico_estoceanograficas_semar_2018_200000, Velocidad viento, marea, Temperatura y Humedad relativa Radiaci�n solar, direcci�n oleaje, Estaciones Meteorol�gicas Autom�ticas, Direcci�n viento, Mareografia, periodo, Precipitaci�n, Altura, features, Presi�n atmosf�ricaEPSG:4326geonode:tm_col_manglar1El Sistema de Información para la Gestión de los Manglares de Colombia (SIGMA), es un proyecto ambicioso de carácter nacional e interinstitucional, que pretende fomentar el conocimiento del ecosistema de manglar en el país, así como contribuir a la toma de decisiones a través de la generación de reportes basados en cuatro temáticas básicas a saber: Estado de los bosques; Presiones; Bienes y Servicios y Gestión.Manglar, Colombia, Bosque de manglar, Manglares, features, tm_col_manglarEPSG:4686geonode:tm_dom_population_coastal_municipalities_2010features, tm_dom_population_coastal_municipalities_2010EPSG:32619geonode:tm_dom_population_coastal_municipalities_20100features, tm_dom_population_coastal_municipalities_2010EPSG:32619geonode:tm_dom_population_coastal_municipalities_20101features, tm_dom_population_coastal_municipalities_2010EPSG:32619geonode:tm_dom_population_coastal_municipalities_20102features, tm_dom_population_coastal_municipalities_2010EPSG:32619geonode:tm_mexico_delegaciones_yuc_qroo_campechefeatures, tm_mexico_delegaciones_yuc_qroo_campecheEPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_delegaciones_yuc_qroo_campeche0features, tm_mexico_delegaciones_yuc_qroo_campecheEPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_delegaciones_yuc_qroo_campeche1features, tm_mexico_delegaciones_yuc_qroo_campecheEPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_delegaciones_yuc_qroo_campeche2features, tm_mexico_delegaciones_yuc_qroo_campecheEPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_delegaciones_yuc_qroo_campeche3features, tm_mexico_delegaciones_yuc_qroo_campecheEPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_mpa_wcpa_2017_500000features, tm_mexico_mpa_wcpa_2017_500000EPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_mpa_wcpa_2017_5000000features, tm_mexico_mpa_wcpa_2017_500000EPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_mpa_wcpa_2017_5000001features, tm_mexico_mpa_wcpa_2017_500000EPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_mpa_wcpa_2017_5000002features, tm_mexico_mpa_wcpa_2017_500000EPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_poblacion_municipios_qroo_2015_5000features, tm_mexico_poblacion_municipios_qroo_2015_500000EPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_poblacion_municipios_qroo_2015_50000features, tm_mexico_poblacion_municipios_qroo_2015_500000EPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_poblacion_municipios_qroo_2015_50001features, tm_mexico_poblacion_municipios_qroo_2015_500000EPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_poblacion_municipios_qroo_2015_50002features, tm_mexico_poblacion_municipios_qroo_2015_500000EPSG:4326geonode:tm_mexico_population_2010_2500000features, tm_mexico_population_2010_250000EPSG:4326geonode:tm_world_meteorological_st_2018_2000000Integrated Surface Database Station History, March 2018 (ncdc/noaa/gov, 2018). 22 de Marzo del 2018 (Fechas de Descarga de ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/noaa/isd-history.txt)tm_world_meteorological_st_2018_200000, Estaciones Meteorol�gicas. Meteorological Stations, WMS, FIXED-WEATHER-STATION identifier, featuresEPSG:4326geonode:tv_mex_manglar_yucatanfeatures, tv_mex_manglar_yucatanEPSG:4326geonode:tv_mex_manglar_yucatan0features, tv_mex_manglar_yucatanEPSG:4326geonode:tv_mex_manglar_yucatan1features, tv_mex_manglar_yucatanEPSG:4326absabs_2abs_3abs_4acosAddCoveragesAffineAggregateAndAreaarea2AreaGridarrayasinatanatan2attributeCountBandMergebandsBandSelectBarnesSurfacebetweenboundaryboundaryDimensionboundedByBoundsbufferBufferFeatureCollectionbufferWithSegmentsCategorizeceilcentroidclassifyClassifyByRangeClipCollectGeometriesCollection_AverageCollection_BoundsCollection_CountCollection_MaxCollection_MedianCollection_MinCollection_NearestCollection_SumCollection_UniqueConcatenatecontainsContourcontrastconvertconvexHullConvolveCoveragecosCountCoverageClassStatsCropCoveragecrossesdarkendateDifferencedateFormatdateParsedesaturatedifferencedimensiondisjointdisjoint3Ddistancedistance3Ddouble2boolendAngleendPointenvenvelopeEqualAreaEqualIntervalequalsExactequalsExactToleranceequalToexpexteriorRingFeatureFeatureClassStatsfloorfootprintsgeometrygeometryTypegeomFromWKTgeomLengthgetGeometryNgetXgetYgetzgrayscalegreaterEqualThangreaterThanGridGroupCandidateSelectionHeatmaphslidIEEEremainderif_then_elseinin10in2in3in4in5in6in7in8in9inArrayInclusionFeatureCollectionint2bboolint2ddoubleinteriorPointinteriorRingNInterpolateintersectionIntersectionFeatureCollectionintersectsintersects3DisCachedisClosedisCoverageisEmptyisInstanceOfisLikeisNullisometricisRingisSimpleisValidisWithinDistanceisWithinDistance3DJenksJifflejsonArrayContainsjsonPointerlanguagelapplylengthlessEqualThanlessThanlightenlistlistMultiplylitemliteratelogLRSGeocodeLRSMeasureLRSSegmentmapGetmaxmax_2max_3max_4minmin_2min_3min_4mincircleminimumdiameterminrectanglemixmoduloMultiplyCoveragesNearestNormalizeCoveragenorthFixnotnotEqualTonownumberFormatnumberFormat2numGeometriesnumInteriorRingnumPointsoctagonalenvelopeoffsetOroverlapsparameterparseBooleanparseDoubleparseIntparseLongpgNearestpiPointBufferspointNPointStackerPolygonExtractionpowpropertyPropertyExistsQuantileQueryrandomRangeLookupRasterAsPointCollectionRasterZonalStatisticsRasterZonalStatistics2RecodeRectangularCliprelaterelatePatternReprojectrescaleToPixelsrintroundround_2roundDoublesaturateScaleCoveragesetCRSshadeSimplifysinsizeSnapspinsqrtStandardDeviationstartAnglestartPointstrAbbreviatestrCapitalizestrConcatstrDefaultIfBlankstrEndsWithstrEqualsIgnoreCasestrIndexOfstringTemplatestrLastIndexOfstrLengthstrMatchesstrPositionstrReplacestrStartsWithstrStripAccentsstrSubstringstrSubstringStartstrToLowerCasestrToUpperCasestrTrimstrTrim2strURLEncodeStyleCoveragesymDifferencetantinttoDegreestoRadianstouchestoWKTTransformTransparencyFillunionUnionFeatureCollectionUniqueUniqueIntervalVectorToRasterVectorZonalStatisticsverticeswithin